The Bankruptcy of Rationalism
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Rationalism claims to prove God by human reason, but the “god” it produces is only a product of fallen imagination—acceptable to man but not the living God of Scripture. By ignoring the Fall and its corruption of the human mind, rationalism assumes reason is neutral and pure, when in fact sin has radically warped man’s thinking.
Because fallen man resists a God who judges him, he reshapes truth to fit his reason, making himself the final standard of knowledge. This shifts epistemology from God to man and replaces revelation with human judgment. Rationalism is thus not intellectual strength but evidence of the Fall at work.
True knowledge begins with God’s revelation and Christ’s atonement, not autonomous reason. The long philosophical trail of rationalism has led not to certainty, but to confusion and despair—revealing its deep intellectual and spiritual bankruptcy.