The Reason For God: Chapter 10, The Problem Of Sin

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Join us as we continue our engaging journey through Tim Keller's "The Reason For God". In this session, we'll be discussing Chapter Ten: "The Problem of Sin."
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"The Reason For God" by Tim Keller is a profound exploration of faith and doubt. Keller, a respected pastor and theologian, tackles some of the most challenging questions about Christianity with intellectual rigor, compassion, and clarity.
📖 ABOUT CHAPTER TEN:
In Chapter Ten, "The Problem of Sin," Keller tackles the complex and often misunderstood concept of sin. He explores its origins, implications, and the profound impact it has on human life and relationships. Keller provides a nuanced understanding of sin, not merely as a set of moral failures, but as a deeper issue affecting our entire being and relationship with God.
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Thanks for explaining sin in Christianity but also in Hinduisim as I'm researching how to contextualize the Gospel to my Hindu colleagues.