The Alisa Childers Podcast The Sabbatical Series: 12 Reasons You Should Think Deeply About Human Evil
Dec 22, 2023
The chapter discusses the upcoming release of short answers to theological and apologetics questions during the host's sabbatical. It explores the complexities of human evil and its impact on our perspective, rebellion against God, witness, judgment, Christ's sacrifice, trust in government, skeptical arguments, and worldview. It also highlights the relationship between understanding human evil and the longing for the Lord's return.
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Reality of Human Evil
- Human evil is not rare or committed by insane psychopaths but often by average, "normal" people.
- Recognizing the depth of human evil helps understand history and human nature realistically.
Think Deeply on Human Evil
- Think deeply about human evil to better appreciate God's love and salvation plan.
- Use this understanding to strengthen your Christian faith and witness effectively.
Reframing the Problem of Evil
- The problem of evil is often misunderstood; humans are inherently flawed rather than inherently good.
- The question shifts from "Why does God allow evil?" to "Why does God allow humans?"