Author of Contradict – They Can't All Be True.
The following is a sermon based on the Old Testament text: Habakkuk 1:1-4; 2:1-4. Habakkuk is crying out to God with the complaint that God’s people have struggled with through every age – and this is a struggle that won’t go away until Jesus returns and makes all things new – and that complaint is… Continue reading →
>> Click Here to Listen to the Episode! << (Right click and “save as” to download) Or listen and subscribe in iTunes! Andy watches an episode of CrashCourse, an educational channel on Youtube, that focused on answering “The Problem of Evil” from a Theistic worldview. The answers however utterly fail to answer the problem from… Continue reading →
>> Click Here to Listen to the Episode! << (Right click and “save as” to download) Or Click Here to Listen in iTunes! How can an all-good and all-powerful God allow evil to exist? Listen along as Jon takes a quiz that Andy created to help facilitate a conversation to answer this common and difficult… Continue reading →
If morality is subjective, everyone would have their own opinion of what is good and what is evil. The only possible absolute standard of morality is an eternal, good, and unchanging God. To have an absolute, objective standard of morality we must appeal to a standard above man. God is that standard and he has… Continue reading →
The problem of evil is presented as follows: An omnibenevolent God would want to eliminate evil. An omnipotent God would be able to eliminate evil. Yet evil still exists. God is willing to eliminate evil but not able. Therefore he is impotent. God is able but not willing. Therefore God is malevolent (lacking goodness). An… Continue reading →
Andy Wrasman 