Isn't the claim that we can know God basically like saying we can know what's inside a closed cube? Isn't it impossible to argue for the knowability of something that, by definition, can't be known?
and promise-breakers.
By the time we flip the page to February on our wall calendars (or simply scroll down on our phone calendars), a month’s worth of unfulfilled promises often litters our memories.
How many of us keep even something as simple as New Year’s resolutions for more than a few weeks? Going to the gym regularly, changing our eating habits even these small commitments are difficult to keep for a month, let alone a year.
While unfulfilled New Year’s resolutions may seem inconsequential, they are indicative of a pattern in humanity that is far less innocuous. Our tendency to break promises points to a deeper spiritual reality our unfaithfulness to God. Even believers, though they are being sanctified, struggle with this sin.