Let a Westminster Theologian Speak

“The things of religion are rather to be believed than disputed. ‘We believe fishermen, not logicians,’ said Ambrose. The devil at this day seeks to darken the glory of religion this way. He sees that so much light has broken forth that he cannot get men presently off it by profaneness; therefore he labors to eat out the strength of it by busying them and getting them to delight in multitudes of questions, and about things of lesser concern” (Burroughs, Irenicum, pp. 216-217).