Faith is More than Intellectual Assent - Jeremy McLellan

Coming from a Presbyterian background, Jeremy McLellan grappled with the relationship of intellectual assent to the question of what it means to be a Christian. This question became especially pronounced when he began working with people who had intellectual disabilities.
He shares how he came to embrace an understanding of Christianity that went beyond mere intellectual agreement with a set of principles, to a robust life of faith embracing the totality of the human person.
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[@marymargarette4289]

Glory to God in the highest and earth peace among men with whom God is please.

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Very good points, that these unable to express their faith because of a disability or youth, are equally saved, with dignity and free will -- and this is connected with the reality and objectivity of the sacraments. (Jeremy said it better!)