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Ep. 217 - Does God Intend that SIN Occur? Wouldn't That Make Him Culpable? w/Dr. Daniel J. Hill

Parker's Pensées

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Divine Intention and Human Sin

This chapter explores the complex connection between actions and intentions in moral philosophy and theology, focusing on the substratum strategy that distinguishes physical actions from their underlying motivations. Utilizing biblical examples, particularly the story of Joseph and his brothers, it examines whether God's intentions encompass human sinfulness and the implications of this view. The chapter contrasts traditional theological perspectives with contemporary interpretations, inviting a deeper understanding of divine oversight and the role of suffering in a greater good.

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