Is the Christian God Immoral? (Part 1)

Is the Christian God Immoral? (Part 1)

Skeptics will charge that the Bible contains passages that promote slavery, sexism, and genocide. But how can the true God be sexist? How should we understand commands given in the Old Testament? Why didn't God prohibit slavery if it's such an abhorrent practice? In this podcast series, Lenny shows why the charge that the God of the Bible is immoral doesn’t make sense.

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Applying Middle Knowledge to Difficult Questions (Part 4)

Applying Middle Knowledge to Difficult Questions (Part 4)

The seeming tension of God’s sovereignty versus man’s freedom has offered fertile ground for rich theological discussion. While various solutions have been offered, one underappreciated view is the concept of God drawing upon His Middle Knowledge in ordering the events of the world. In this series, Lenny looks at the solutions the Middle Knowledge position offers, specifically regarding why God allows evil in the world, why evangelism is necessary if God has predestined people to be saved, and how prayer may be efficacious even if the petitioner is praying after the events have been decided.

This teaching follows the previous podcast series “God’s Sovereignty and Man’s Freedom,” found here.

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Applying Middle Knowledge to Difficult Questions (Part 3)

Applying Middle Knowledge to Difficult Questions (Part 3)

The seeming tension of God’s sovereignty versus man’s freedom has offered fertile ground for rich theological discussion. While various solutions have been offered, one underappreciated view is the concept of God drawing upon His Middle Knowledge in ordering the events of the world. In this series, Lenny looks at the solutions the Middle Knowledge position offers, specifically regarding why God allows evil in the world, why evangelism is necessary if God has predestined people to be saved, and how prayer may be efficacious even if the petitioner is praying after the events have been decided.

This teaching follows the previous podcast series “God’s Sovereignty and Man’s Freedom,” found here.

Part 3 of 4

Applying Middle Knowledge to Difficult Questions (Part 2)

Applying Middle Knowledge to Difficult Questions (Part 2)

The seeming tension of God’s sovereignty versus man’s freedom has offered fertile ground for rich theological discussion. While various solutions have been offered, one underappreciated view is the concept of God drawing upon His Middle Knowledge in ordering the events of the world. In this series, Lenny looks at the solutions the Middle Knowledge position offers, specifically regarding why God allows evil in the world, why evangelism is necessary if God has predestined people to be saved, and how prayer may be efficacious even if the petitioner is praying after the events have been decided.

This teaching follows the previous podcast series “God’s Sovereignty and Man’s Freedom,” found here.

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