[UntoHim]

Actually, according to the apostle Paul, "we have the mind of Christ" (1 Cor 2:15), and this is not something in the abstract, but is absolutely related to the knowledge of God's Word. And guess what?...This having "the mind of Christ" is also related to judgment - check out the word immediately preceding: "The spiritual person judges all things, but is himself to be judged by no one. For who has understood the mind of the Lord so as to instruct him?".

Harold is right about the faith part...however our faith is not rooted in nothing...it is rooted and hopefully grounded in the Word of God. If our faith is not rooted in the Word of God, we might very well end up like the Jews of the 1st century, who rejected the Son of God even though He was the very embodiment of the Word of God.

To be sure, to reject Cahn or his teachings is not a matter of the core of the Christian faith. In fact, it may not even be considered as secondary, but then again, I don't see where Nell has made Cahn or his teachings as a matter of the faith in any way, shape or form.