This is part four in a five part review of Dr. Reginald Cherry’s book The Bible Cure. 

• In part one, I shared some positive elements of the book, but pointed out that there was a heavy theme of “revelation” throughout. I made the case that using words like “revelation” along with words like “from God” hold an author to a high standard and their book should be without error.
• In part two of my review, I examined more closely the theme of revelation, noting that The Bible Cure was based more upon science and mysticism than the Bible. I concluded that the “science” of 1998 was not as wise as the “science” of the day. There were also inconsistencies and contradictions in the book.
• In part three we examined four foundational Bible verses for the Bible cure and saw something worse — there was a faulty exegesis of Scripture.

These conclusions have led me to believe that The Bible Cure is based on mysticism and pseudo science — not the Bible. Now we will explore more deeply the mystical nature of The Bible Cure.  Continue reading “Does “The Bible Cure” Have The Pathway To Your Healing? A Book Review Part 4: Mystical Or Biblical” →

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