Claims of Agnosticism and Answers (2 of 4 notes)

Part Three
Theology Proper: 17 ANTITHEISTIC SYSTEMS
A DISPENSATIONAL THEOLOGY
By Charles F Baker

2. Another assumption of agnosticism is that man can know only by analogy. Thus it is claimed that there can be no analogy between the finite and the infinite, and hence no knowledge of God. But the Scripture teaches that man was created in the image and likeness of God; hence there must be much in man which is analogous to that in God. Further, it is not true that man can know only by analogy. He comes to know things largely by differences and contrasts. As has been pointed out previously, we learn dispensational truth largely by “distinguishing the things that differ” (Phil. 1:10, literal). We do not learn what the color red is by analogy, but by the contrast with the remainder of the spectrum.

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