

What is God Like?
8 snips Apr 19, 2021
Dr. Doug Potter, an Assistant Professor of Apologetics and Theology at SES, dives deep into the enigmatic nature of God. He tackles profound questions about God's goodness, immutability, and omnipresence, highlighting the complexities in biblical texts. The discussion also navigates the tension between divine sovereignty and human free will, considering how both coexist. Potter emphasizes the significance of prayer as a vital connection to God and critiques traditional moral arguments, presenting a nuanced understanding of divinity that transcends human concepts.
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Intro
00:00 • 6min
Rapid-Fire Insights: A Fun Exploration of Preferences
05:55 • 2min
Understanding Divine Nature
07:50 • 21min
Understanding Omnipotence and Divine Nature
28:33 • 26min
The Nature of God and the Role of Prayer
54:23 • 4min
The Interplay of Divine Sovereignty and Human Free Will
58:50 • 3min
Understanding God's Presence and the Nature of Hell
01:02:14 • 3min
Exploring Systematic Theology and Educational Opportunities
01:05:05 • 3min