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What does the Bible say about being open-minded?

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The Bible warns against open-mindedness in matters of truth, as it can lead to deception.

In Hosea 7:11, Ephraim is described as a 'silly dove,' symbolizing a lack of commitment and a tendency to flit about seeking help in various places rather than turning to God. The scripture highlights that being open-minded in matters of salvation can lead to being easily deceived, as seen in Job 5:1 and 2 Thessalonians 2:10, where it notes that those who do not love the truth fall prey to strong delusions. Therefore, Christians are called to be closed-minded regarding the truth of the gospel, firmly holding to the teachings of Scripture without wandering into error.
Scripture References: Hosea 7:11, Job 5:1, 2 Thessalonians 2:10

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Don't Be Silly
Greg Elmquist · Feb 25, 2015
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