· Larwill, Indiana
In our last discussion about answering objections to the truth of the Christian faith, Pastor Nate Harlan leads our family study to consider good answers to the challenge, “If there must be a god, why must it be the God of Christianity?”
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In this family study, Pastor John Mergy and the class discusses answers to yet another possible objection to the Christian faith: “Appealing to God as an ultimate authority is circular reasoning.”
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How should Christians respond when someone claims that the Bible is unclear? Our family study works through some ways to answer and engage the questioner in a back-and-forth conversation.
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Pastor Nate and the folks at Trinity at our family study continue answering common objections to the faith. This week: “The Bible is unreliable.”
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Pastor Nate turns the tables on our family study by having all of the attendees answer common objections to the faith.
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“Why does the Old Testament condone slavery?” Before answering that question, we Christians need to define the terms as the Bible does. Then we can clearly state what was evil about slavery in the United States and describe how slavery operated in Biblical times.
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Does the Bible condone genocide? How should faithful Christians respond when critics of the Bible say the complete destruction of pagan cities of the Promised Land by Joshua and the Israelites prove that God is unjust? Listen as Pastor Nate Harlan works through these passages.
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In this family study, Pastor Nate Harlan addresses the ancient Euthyphro dilemma, which could be stated as: “Is what is morally good commanded by God because it is morally good, or is it morally good because it is commanded by God?”
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The attendees of the Trinity family study continue its discussion about good and evil and how good authors create great villains. Pastor Nate Harlan leads the lesson.
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Why would an omnipotent, omnibenevolent and omniscient God allow evil? But we all realize that a good author always creates a great villain. Without a great villain, we will not have a good story. Join Pastor Nate Harlan as we discuss what is called theodicy.
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