Building a Solid Christian Worldview - Greg Koukl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ค. 2024
- Greg Koukl helps listeners discover, develop, and nurture a Christian worldview by examining the story of the Bible. Based on his book The Story of Reality, Greg Koukl offers believers a glimpse of the bigger picture, along with their role in the overarching Christian Story. By examining God, Man, Jesus, the Cross, and Resurrection, Greg gives us a solid foundation of the Christian worldview. He answers questions about our purpose and why evil exists. He helps us understand our value in God’s eyes, despite brokenness and sin. He explores the life and death of Jesus and why He came to our rescue.
Get Greg's book, The Story of Reality: bit.ly/3J81a6V
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Well I hope you pass that love on to others such as minorities and homosexuals. I hope you don't vote for racist bigoted presidents. I hope you quit listening to this liar
Have a nice weekend, I'll be back Sunday night!
Beautiful simple and Simply beautiful.
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So great to hear these guys talk (: Koukl is always a pleasure.
Thank you Greg for explaining what Jesus has done for us in such a clear way. As a new believer, I struggle with conceptualizing what it means to say Jesus has died for MY sin. I too struggle with not only the guilt of my sin or feelings of unworthiness, but even the idea of releasing my burdens and worries to Jesus himself. Is that bizarre?
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I don’t understand why people think they are born into sin, or commit sins throughout their life. This concept is very much a bogus thing.
@@andrewfairborn6762 can you elaborate
@@EchoCTango I shall do my best.
The bible states that we are born into sin. This concept is at best, dubious. It makes no logical sense that we are born into sin and somehow owe a debt to an imaginary entity.
The concept of sin is also quite problematic, the bible has a number of inconsistencies in what it prescribes as moral behaviour but they seem to be absolute and not grounded in any kind of logical foundation.
This makes the concept of sin highly suspicious.
Excellent interview!
Wonderful!!!
It's wonderful 🙏