Sermon Tone Analysis
Overall tone of the sermon
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Non-Christian thought, he argues, collapses into meaninglessness because of the effects of sin on human mental powers.
The unbeliever knows God but suppresses the truth (Rm 1:18–32).
There is therefore an antithesis between Christian thought and unbelieving thought, between the wisdom of God and the wisdom of the world.
Although the unbeliever knows and states truth occasionally, he does that only by inconsistency with his presuppositions and by relying inconsistently on the Christian worldview.
The meaninglessness of the wisdom of the age
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