Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast Our Complex Bodies Didn’t Happen by Accident
May 21, 2025
A thought-provoking conversation about the complexities of the human body kicks off with insights from a cardiologist, highlighting the wonders of intelligent design. The discussion dives into Psalm 139 and its relevance in pro-life arguments, while probing the moral complexities of divine judgment and the problem of hell. The nuances of ethics are tackled, raising questions on the morality of lying and intercessory roles in Catholicism. Engaging debates challenge popular views on life’s origins and the uniqueness of our planet.
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Cardiologist Talks on Intelligent Design
- Greg Koukl recounts a lengthy, friendly discussion with his cardiologist about the complexity of human biology and evolution.
- They explore intelligent design, the improbability of life developing accidentally, and the rare earth hypothesis together.
Addressing Hell and Belief Concerns
- Explain to skeptics that God does not send people to hell merely for disbelief but for their evil actions.
- Use common sense justice principles and mercy through Jesus Christ to clarify God's judgment.
When Lying Is Morally Allowed
- It's sometimes permissible to lie, especially in ethical dilemmas where lying protects greater goods like innocent lives.
- Biblical examples like Rahab and Corrie Ten Boom demonstrate when lying is morally justified.
