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(Eph. 4, 14–19; Mark 11, 27–33) The Savior proves His heavenly messenger by the testimony of John the Baptist - they are silent, because there was nothing to say against, but everyone does not believe. Another time, by His deeds, He proved the same thing - they came up with a twist about the “prince of demons” (Matthew 9:34, 12:24, Luke 11:15). But when this twist was shown to be completely inappropriate, they also fell silent, but still did not believe. So, unbelievers always do not believe, no matter what you tell them and no matter how convincingly you prove the truth: they can say nothing against it, but everyone does not believe. One would say that their minds are paralyzed, but they think sensibly about other subjects. Only when it comes to talking about faith do people begin to get confused in concepts and words. They are also confused when they present their views as a substitute for the provisions of faith given by God. Here their doubt is built into such a support that yours is a strong rock. Listen to their whole theory - the child will understand that this is a cobweb network, but they do not see it. Incomprehensible blindness! The persistence of unbelievers can also be explained by their reluctance to believe, but where does the reluctance itself come from? And why does it take such power in this case that it forces an intelligent person to consciously adhere to an illogical way of thinking? There is darkness here - isn’t it from the father of darkness? You might be interested in: