Milk instead of solid food, infants instead of mature adults. Part two
In the last post, part one, I asked nine questions: 1. That does it mean to move beyond the elementary teaching about Christ? 2. What does it mean to be taken forward into maturity? 3. What does it mean, not laying again the foundation of repentance and acts that lead to death and of faith in God? 4. Why is Paul telling the believers in Corinth that they are still worldly? 5. That they are mere infants in their belief? 6. What does he mean by "I gave you milk" 7. Why does he tell them they are not ready. 8. What is going on in Hebrews that the author tells them they should be teachers but still need teaching, of the elementary truths? 9. Why does this author also tell them the need milk and not solid food? Let us look at judgment. Each and every day we apply judgment to inanimate objects and people as we move through the day and make decisions. No matter how much one may say, "Who am I to judge." Yet, when we pick out a church to attend, when we decide to call someo...