Apologia Radio
#210 - Refuting Krauss & America’s Corrupt Courts
Jun 16, 2017
Lawrence Krauss, a well-known Atheist Physicist, is discussed in this episode. The podcast also explores the corruption in the American court system and the importance of Christians speaking into it. Topics include Krauss's views on creationism, the significance of biblical justice, and the paradox of purpose in a seemingly indifferent universe.
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Quick takeaways
- Presumption of innocence until guilt proven, need for multiple witnesses in cases of accusation.
- Critique of legal system's flaws in prioritizing single witness or inadequate evidence over biblical standards.
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Importance of God's Standards of Justice
In the podcast, the importance of adhering to God's standards of justice is emphasized, highlighting the need for two to three independent lines of witness and evidence in cases of accusation. The discussion points out that in biblical law, the accused is assumed innocent until proven guilty, requiring the burden of proof to be on the accuser. The necessity of maintaining the right to remain silent and the consequences of false witness are elaborated upon, showcasing the significance of justice according to biblical principles.
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