There is no neutrality in anything?

What does the PB think about this statement? I have found it very intresting that those who are usally claiming to be neutral are always the opposite of neutral. How do we tie this statement into how people think, there world views, and there actions? If this statement is true how do we convince others of its truth?

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John Blevins III
Chestnut Mountain Presbyterian Church
PCA
Gainesville, Georgia

There is no neutrality because each person operates with their own underlying presuppositions. You cannot know anything without presuppositions, since one would have to presuppose when investigating their own presupposition. Because of this there can be no neutrality.

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~Keon Garraway~ Brooklyn, NY Member of Franklin Square OPC

Love for God demonstrated by the love for our children in giving them a God centered education is the only hope for our country. by David Morrow
Pslam 71:20 [Thou], which hast shewed me great and sore troubles, shalt quicken me again, and shalt bring me up again from the depths of the earth.

It reminds me of the rock band Rush's song Free Will: "If you choose not to decide you still have made a choice."

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Aaron Josh Wright
Deerbrook Baptist Church, Humble Tx
New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary

Neutrality is defined as "not committed to either of two options", "unbiased", or especially "not helping or supporting either of two opposing sides." Rom. 8:7 and Eph 2:1-2 shows that unbelievers aren't just uncommitted. They are enemies of God and partners with Satan.

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Clark Brooking
Pastor
Living Hope Presbyterian Church (OPC)
Clarksville, MD