Name: Strawberries in March
Ingredients: 3/4 lb Macaroon (cookie) coconut; 1 cn Condensed milk; 20 Drops red coloring; 3 sm Pkgs. strawberry jello; 1 ts Almond flavoring

“Evangelicals derive their doctrine of the Bible from the Bible. Isn’t that circular reasoning?” Well, yes, but that doesn’t necessarily invalidate the reasoning. Our doctrine of the Bible is no more circular than scientific theories. Everyone uses circular reasoning to defend the ultimate authority for beliefs. While the ultimate standard of truth for evangelicals is God and His Word, for most others it is something else – usually themselves. The heated debates about whether the Bible is God-breathed and without error hinge on one issue: whether you accept what the Bible claims about itself. Many useful arguments show that the Bible’s claims about itself are reasonable (e.g., its historical reliability and fulfilled prophecies), but ultimately God’s Spirit must convince us that its claims are true because sin has distorted how we perceive reality. We can’t prove that the Bible is God’s Word by appealing to any authority besides the Bible itself because such an authority must be superior to God - and there isn’t one.

Andy Naselli

CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy		Desserts	80	Servings

INGREDIENTS

3/4	lb	Macaroon (cookie) coconut
1	cn	Condensed milk
20		Drops red coloring
3	sm	Pkgs. strawberry jello
1	ts	Almond flavoring

INSTRUCTIONS

Knead all ingredients together except for 1 small pkg. jello and
refrigerate for 3 hours or overnight.  Mold into shape of strawberry. Roll
in third package of jello. Make 2 leaves on top using icing in a can with
tips or make buttercream icing and use #67 leaf tip. Refrigerate. Makes 80
~ 90.
NOTE:  I buy a 14. oz. bag of flaked coconut and grind finely in a food
processor.
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