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1:58:51

July 25, 2023 Show with Ken Ham & Virgil Walker on “Divine Dilemma: Wrestling with the Question of a Loving God in a Fallen World”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 3 years ago

43:11

And we are continuing the theme that Ken Ham began in the first half hour, Divine Dilemma, wrestling

34:11

GOD & EVIL

TRUEOLOGY

about 1 year ago

1:23

It's a question we all wrestle with at some point. The Reformed tradition offers a thoughtful and hope -filled answer, though, not by downplaying the reality of evil, but by pointing us to the absolute sovereignty and goodness of God.

1:30:33

Continued E-mail Response

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 15 years ago

25:17

In fact, I have to I am forced by meaningful Understanding of theodicy the justification of God in the light of the existence of evil that evil Exists as part of God's decree, but it exists for a purpose a morally Justifiable purpose which is fundamentally the glorification of God in the redemption of a particular people in Christ Jesus and Whether you place that origin in Satan Or in Adam and Eve or how you work all of that out a discussion of means and things like that it is not a Failure in the creation as if God is under some type of obligation to make a creation.

49:18

The Calvinist's God

HYN

Have You Not Read

over 1 year ago

4:49

As soon as you believe the God of the Bible, you are immediately confronted with questions about, well, then why is there evil? Why is there suffering? And you know, the Bible is full of answers. The Bible is full of answers about that, about Adam and Eve and sin and about God's righteousness, stories throughout Genesis that showcase this issue.

25:30

God, Author of sin?—2LBCF Chp 5.4

TRUEOLOGY

10 months ago

1:14

Today, we're confronting the doctrine that causes many to flinch and even more to misrepresent. How can God ordain sin, even sinful desires, and still be guiltless? Isn't that a contradiction? Doesn't that make God morally responsible for evil?

1:00:06

Reymond on Theodicy then Patterson's Calvinism Sermon

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 21 years ago

17:22

Let's see if that's what happens. The issues are very profound indeed, and as we wrestle with them to try to understand where human responsibility begins, and where God's electing providence should be seen as limited, or should it be all pervasive?

49:22

The Calvinist's God

SBC

Sunnyside Baptist Church

over 1 year ago

4:49

1:49:09

Theodicy: A Defense of God's Purposes in Creation

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 15 years ago

1:07:59

In fact, I have to. I am forced by a meaningful understanding of theodicy, the justification of God in the light of the existence of evil. That evil exists as part of God's decree, but it exists for a purpose, a morally justifiable purpose, which is fundamentally the glorification of God in the redemption of a particular people in Christ Jesus.

1:59:43

November 19, 2020 Show with Scott Christensen on “What About Evil? A Defense of God’s Sovereign Glory”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 5 years ago

2:39

But today we are going to seek to address that issue from a Christian perspective, a theologically reformed perspective, and first and foremost, a biblical perspective. What about evil? A defense of God's sovereign glory.

2:46:52

Debate: Does God exist? Slick vs Adelstein

CARM

over 5 years ago

43:55

And then fourth is euthyphro's dilemma. There is a double bind. Is it good because god decreed it or did god decree it because it's good. If the former is true. Then good is just whatever god decrees and there's no reason good is binding.

4:01

Why Does God not End Evil?

ARR

Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

almost 7 years ago

1:16

If God is a God of love, why hasn't he dealt with the issue of evil? This is a challenge we often hear that somehow his love is in opposition with dealing with evil. And this is a commonly made argument.

42:29

Systematic Theology (part 30)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 9 years ago

0:00

We've been looking at theodicy, the problem of evil. And today, hopefully, we will be talking a little bit about free will, the sovereignty of God and free will of man. And if we do cover it, I want to just look at subjects such as these, subjects that are involved in the mystery of God's providence and the mysterious interconnections of which are hard for humans to fathom, how we as believers, for ourselves, must look up at subjects like these, and then how do we communicate subjects like these to others, maybe other believers, maybe other unbelievers.

1:59:39

July 12, 2017 Show with Marc Grimaldi on “Evil & Suffering in a Sovereign God’s World”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

almost 9 years ago

50:30

My question regards the philosophical necessity of evil. If God chooses to create a material universe for the purpose of displaying His inter -Trinitarian goodness, majesty, holiness, and glory, does that not inherently necessitate that He creates within the universe the ability of a free moral agent to rebel against Him and introduce evil and all its horrible consequences?

7:55

How can a loving God send someone to Hell? | GotQuestions.org

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 1 year ago

4:44

When considering the question, how can a loving God send someone to hell, we must not try to separate God's love from His justice and righteousness. God's attributes exist together, and they cannot be plucked out and made to stand alone.

47:31

God's Providence (pt-2)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 21 years ago

0:00

We are continuing this morning with our look at the providence of God, which is a topic that causes much controversy. It is a difficult topic. It is by no means simple. And we are going to be wading into one of the heavier portions of an already heavy topic as we look at the problems of evil.

1:04:21

Apologetics 06a - Theodicy

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 5 years ago

47:49

Some people believe that evil exists because the drama of God desired to demonstrate the drama of redemption and saving an elect and Demonstrating both his goodness and his justice. I think that's going a little further.

41:12

Systematic Theology (part 48)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 9 years ago

8:52

Now there is a couple of ways in which to answer this. I'd like you to think about it this way. So in the Christian worldview, the challenge normally is for the costs and the presence of evil. Why would God allow evil to come into his world?

2:00:31

April 17, 2018 Show with Scott Christensen on “Light Pouring Out of Darkness: How God’s Glory is Magnified in the Face of Evil”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 8 years ago

1:28:26

Not that the fall is intrinsically necessary. This is where people might get confused God didn't have to create the world that way we chosen to make a worldly. The God is more magnified if he had not done that in other words when creatures who need redemptory a theodicy completely unnecessary magnify his glory supremely unless Christ is Incarnated Tony's sacrifice upon the cross and rises from the dead and death and thus magnifying the glory of its mind.

1:00:11

February 1, 2005

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

over 21 years ago

56:55

And the only answer that was given was, well, because that would destroy free will. Free will or the sovereignty of God. Free will or the decree of God. Those create very different proclamations, very different churches, very different forms of worship, and very different apologetic systems.

50:31

Systematic Theology (part 47)

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 9 years ago

39:07

He does no evil, he doesn't tempt anyone, and yet here his creation is seeming to produce all of these evil actions and consequences. And how do I reconcile the responsibility of man or even the universe in the way in which it acts with a sovereign God who ordains?