Curiously Kaitlyn Does God still love dictators?
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Jul 29, 2025 The podcast tackles the provocative question of whether God's love embraces dictators. It explores the complex relationship between divine authority and human governance, emphasizing how the fall has distorted rightful leadership. A discussion on accountability reveals the need for compassion even in the face of wrongdoing. Personal anecdotes and insights from scripture paint a nuanced picture of love in challenging contexts. Ultimately, listeners are invited to reflect on the moral responsibilities that accompany power and authority.
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Praying for an Evil Dictator
- Kaitlyn Schiess prayed daily for Saddam Hussein, wrestling with hearing he was evil but also hearing to pray for enemies.
- She illustrates the tension between condemning dictators and loving all people, reflecting a personal faith struggle.
Authority Distorted by Sin
- God gave humans authority over creation as a stewardship role, not for selfish domination.
- The fall twisted this good authority into sinful domination, corrupting human relationships and power.
God's Sovereignty Over Rulers
- Human rulers who reject God's sovereignty are like children throwing tantrums, but God retains ultimate control.
- Psalm 2 portrays these rulers' rebellion as futile because God laughs at their attempts to oppose Him.
