Truth For Life on Oneplace.com Obligation (Part 2 of 2)
Sep 17, 2025
Explore the illusion of modern freedom as Alistair Begg critiques the idea of absolute personal liberty. He links the chaos of Gen Z anxiety to a godless worldview, emphasizing that true freedom lies in self-discipline and a God-centered life. The paradox of losing oneself to find true freedom is beautifully illustrated through George Matheson's hymn. Discover how restrictions can lead to genuine liberation under Jesus’ guidance.
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Freedom Needs An Objective Ground
- Alistair Begg argues contemporary freedom without God is an illusion that leads to moral instability.
- He says objective law and moral duty flow from God's nature and undergird society's standards.
Idols Replace God As Masters
- Begg explains people naturally know God's reality but suppress that truth and substitute idols.
- Whatever dominates a person becomes their master and enslaves them in place of God.
Scripture Versus Pop Culture Example
- Begg contrasts Deuteronomy's command to love God with modern cultural songs that exalt personal identity.
- He uses Elsa from Frozen to illustrate expressive individualism taught to children.
