which is better, Philosophy or a sermon?

answers1: None of the above. If you read your Bible after you have
accepted Jesus as your savior the Holy Spirit will guide your path and
your life will reflect the love of Jesus so others may want to come to
salvation. What is more beneficial than knowing you may be leading
others to salvation.
answers2: Learn Philosophy and wisdom, those are the path to salvation.
answers3: both are good. a sermon is useally what the pastor believes
but so is philosophy. i have sat and listen to some great sermons
before. and what would you call a sermon. something that teaches the
Bible. cant go wrong with that. even if it is one sided. does not
say you have to agree. just a lesson. i have to take science in high
school and never agreed to that. that is why we have to read the
Bible ourselves. but again you can get a really great sermon and i
will take sermon. all i need to know is in the Bible.
answers4: Philosophy is asking to find an answer that fits the
requirements of the question. Sermons teach an answer to a question
already asked. The answer to your question is "what is the question
for"?
answers5: Philosophy will help expand your mind, a sermon is designed
to crush it.
answers6: Philosophy stretches the mind to come to its own
conclusions. With a sermon, you can't come to your own conclusion
about it, because there is only one correct conclusion. Philosophy is
best.
answers7: a sermon based in philosophy and facts mixed with personal
experience and 20/20 hindsight
answers8: Depends on the sermon. Depends on the philosophy.
answers9: A sermon. Philosophy is more opinionated, a sermon needs
solid backing in scripture.
answers10: Philosophy.