Certainty of Christian truth is based on an empirical context - the context of their own life experience, experience of the first believers and the many who have followed them, and with expectation of further experience in the life-giving encounter with Jesus Christ. You do not win through the use of a package of information, "revelation" mentioned. Testimonies of Revelation was never produced other than in kind of experience. Certainty of Christian truth can not, therefore, in view of their content and share never absolute. They exist only in the context of respective reactions and relationships.
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I think Certainty of Christian truth is talking about the Bible. So this whole paragraph is talking about the Bible. The Bible's words are empirical. (I have no idea what that means.) Most stories in the Bible are talking about another person's life experience. The people that first believed in God and they followed him too's life experience. They have experience in being Jesus' disciples. So they are very good. The stories in the Bible don't win if they have the most information though! In the book of Revelation it mentioned that. I don't the know the rest but I sure do hope I helped! :)