Judgement
I recently got called to serve jury duty in Fulton County, Atlanta. During the voir dire process where the jury panel is asked a bunch of general questions, the defendant’s lawyers asked if anyone held any religious, philosophical, spiritual, etc. Beliefs which would prevent them from sitting on a jury if selected. Two of the [...]
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I ran across this video recently and it reminded me about why answering the question of evil is absolutely critical if we are to uphold God as holy. BTW: God doesn’t judge in this age. Judgement has been suspended until the end of time.
The problem Josh McDowell has stated that in our day, Matthew 7:1 “Do not judge…” has replaced John 3:16 “For God so loved the world…” as the most widely recognized and quoted verse. I believe this to be the case and I think the primary reason for it, at least in our culture, is the postmodern attitude [...]
I’ve read many things about God’s judgement recently. Judgement of nations1 , judgement of groups2 , and judgement of people. The concept of God’s judgement is apparently a very misunderstood and frequently misrepresented and since it has the potential to do great harm to a believer’s growth or an unbeliever’s understanding of the relationship between [...]
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