no one is leading me. And you are entitled to your opinion.

I would love to show you what I’ve documented so far on Locke’s Two Treatise of Governement.

My email is: lifelonglearneradam@gmail.com

If you’re serious is discussing the number of references from the Bible like you appear, then let me give you my 18 page commentary on John Locke’s writing. Review it and get back to me, if you’re a truth seeker.

Then in the words of the person who leads you, If you’re not interested in what the Bible says, “You’re not a serious thinker.”

Think about that.

Toni-please read John Locke for yourself, and YOU determine how many times Locke refers to the Bible. I’m reading/studying Locke’s Two Treatise of Government now. I’m only on chapter three section 19 and I’ve already documented over 70 references to the Biblical and Historical accounts of Adam and God in order to support Natural Liberty which Thomas Jefferson installed in the Declaration of Independence. If you want I can send you the documentation when I’m complete and you can look at it yourself and determine for yourself if David Barton is telling the truth.

Warren’s self referencing you to his own blog. I do not know Dr. Warren and I’m sure he is a great man. But I disagree with him. I’m not saying you SHOULD disagree with him, without further investigation. Read his stuff, but don’t settle for his word alone. Be a Berean. I believe David Barton is being used of God as a modern day “Daniel of the 21st Century.” However, I think you should take in what Dr. Warren is saying and think about it.

I wish you the absolute best and God’s will to be a reality in your life.

God bless!

I did read the post. If you read my threads, you’ll see I disagree with your entire post and have rebutted your claims, especially that part where you think Barton thinks Locke suggested to sell their children into slavery. Locke was rebutting Sir Roberts justifications to do as you pleased with your children. Locke merely put those Scriptures in context. Thus Barton, I’m sure, would still count that as a reference to the Bible and so would I.

If you have read the rest of the thread, I’ve already conceded that GCC is a Christian University; however muddled the syllogisms from Ken were.

Being told I’m not a serious thinker is gas lighting. I’m not interested in that. I don’t need people to think for me, hence why I don’t rely on scholars. Rather, I listen to what they say, then make my own decisions, that’s the wonderful thing about natural rights, I’m free to think and I don’t need anyone else’s approval or acceptance to express those God given abilities or to trust them. So, if you want to throw intellectual mud, you can go jump in the lake, and I could care less if you came back up.

So I’m reading the Two Treatise of Government; I’m on section 19 of chapter 3 and I’ve already counted over 70 references to the Biblical idea Adam and God in order to prove natural freedom as opposed to the Natural Right of Kings. I reject the idea that Locke only used 121 references to the Bible when if fact, every reference to Adam or God counts as a reference, not just a time where a Book, Chapter, and Verse was mentioned. Spurgeon referenced dozens of Scriptures without referencing their location in the Scriptures, why should Barton, Locke, or myself be limited to Forster’s methodology if it doesn’t even line up with the New Testament’s way of referencing the Old Testament?