PART 3 Revelation And Reason: How Logic Illuminates The Coherency of Theology Part 3 - The Logical Coherency of Axioms in the Old and New Testament Canon

Part three of this series examines how the Old and New Testaments employ axioms as the foundational starting points for their theological and moral reasoning. The study analyzes these axioms in formal syllogistic structure, identifies the logical critiques they attract from a secular standpoint, and then shows how classical theology, metaphysics, and historical context reconcile those critiques. By comparing the axioms of both Testaments and evaluating their internal coherence, the paper demonstrates that biblical theology functions as a logically ordered system grounded in revealed first principles rather than empirical hypotheses. This installment therefore advances the broader project by clarifying how revelation and reason operate together to produce a coherent theological framework across the canon.