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#STRask- November 26, 2018
Greg answers questions about why a sacrifice for sin is needed, if we can learn principles from Bible verses that were written to others, whether Joseph was wrong in the way he treated his brothers, and popular questions from atheists.
Thoughts on Gratitude
Greg talks about being thankful “for” and being thankful “to,” then he takes calls on evil, the cross, and a tactical response to an atheist’s challenges.
Scientism: An Obstacle to the Gospel
Scientism claims we can’t have knowledge about religion or ethics because the only way to know reality is through the five senses. Here are three reasons why this view is problematic.
#STRask- November 19, 2018
Greg answers questions about whether it’s theoretically possible to be morally perfect, yoga and the martial arts, why only John wrote about Lazarus, and whether we can be out of God’s will in how we serve Him.
Should Christians Be Following the Mosaic Laws?
Greg answers questions about whether Christians ought to follow all the Mosaic laws and how one should respond to an atheist who rejects Christianity because of its political implications.
Self-Evident Truths
Many things foundational to a Christian worldview are things people already know through intuition—information built into our minds by a wise Creator. Our founding fathers called them “self-evident” truths.
#STRask - November 15, 2018
Greg answers questions on God’s responsibility for sin, asking for directions from God, whether apologetics is for everybody, and churches blessing pets.
Why Did God Allow Job’s Children to Be Killed?
Greg answers questions about how the future might prove Christianity false, how to know and follow God’s will, and why God allowed Job’s children to be killed.
Evil Is Not a Make-Believe Concept
Greg talks about a couple that was murdered by ISIS then takes questions on what to do if no churches nearby are doctrinally sound, a response to Hume’s empiricism, and how to understand Psalm 137:9.
#STRask - November 8, 2018
Greg answers questions about pursuing God’s presence, understanding the point of view of people in other identity groups, and his favorite book of the Bible.