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Short answer : Because there are some all-important things about God and what God demands that can only be known if God reveals them. Jesus said as much.
And if the doctrine is truly sacred, ie has Jesus as its source, it is thereby legitimate (What the Son of God reveals is true and dependable) and it is necessary (the Son of God says nothing to just satisfy curiosity, He dame that man might have life and have it more abundantly)
Let St Thomas speak :
"It must be said that, besides the philosophical disciplines which are investigated by human reason, another doctrine based on revelation was necessary for human well-being. Such is true, in the first place, because man is ordered by God to a certain end which exceeds the grasp of reason. As Isaiah says, "Eye has not seen, God, without you, what you have prepared for those who love you" (lsa. 64:4). The end must be fore known to man, however, since he must order his intentions and actions to that end. Thus it was necessary to human well-being that certain things exceeding human reason be made known to man through divine revelation.
Even in the case of those things which can be investigated by human reason, it was necessary for man to be instructed by divine revelation. The truth concerning God, if left to human reason alone, would have appeared only to a few, and only after a long search, and even then mixed with many errors; yet all of man's well-being, which is in God, depends on knowledge of this truth. Thus, in order that this well-being should become known to men more commonly and more securely, it was necessary that they be instructed by divine revelation.
Thus it was necessary that, besides the philosophical doctrines which can be investigated by reason, there be a sacred doctrine known through revelation."
What else can I help you with?
What is a libitarian?
Someone who believes the doctrine of free will
A person who believes things contradict a religion's doctrine is called?
Contrapositive
What does A person who believes in the doctrine of laissez faire disapprove of?
Excessive government regulationsHigh taxes
What does trinitarian mean?
The belief in the Trinity; The Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost.
Why is medical doctrine necessary?
Guides commander's in using assets
What is doctrine of implication?
you read into the statute whatever is necessary in order to effectuate it.
What is a modified Jehovah's Witness?
A modified Jehovah's Witness would be a person who believes some but not all of the doctrine of that particular religion.
Can you give a sentence with the word pantheism?
Pantheism identifies God as the universe. He believes in pantheism. Pantheism is a fairly rare doctrine.
What is meant by the doctrine of overbreadth?
The doctrine of overbreadth is a legal principle that holds a law or regulation unconstitutional if it restricts more expression than necessary to achieve its intended purpose. This doctrine is often applied in First Amendment cases, where overly broad laws can infringe upon protected speech. Essentially, if a law encompasses a substantial amount of protected conduct or expression alongside the unprotected conduct it aims to regulate, it may be struck down for being overbroad. This ensures that laws do not inadvertently suppress legitimate activities or speech.
Disciples come from where?
Disciples comes from all over the world and from all walks of life. They are someone who believes and helps to spread the doctrine of another.
What is a libertarian?
A libertarian is a person who believes in the doctrine of free will. It is also known as classical liberal perspective for individual well-being, prosperity, and social harmony.
What doctrine that was based upon the United states supreme courts interpretation of the necessary and proper clause is?
enumerated
