Reasonable Faith Podcast Questions on the Kalam, Causation, and the Trinity
Nov 25, 2024
Dive into a thought-provoking discussion on the necessity of God's existence and the philosophical intricacies surrounding it. The nature of God is explored, addressing the classic problem of evil and the ultimate purpose of knowing the divine. The critique of the Kalam cosmological argument raises intriguing questions about the universe's necessity for a cause. Lastly, the concept of the Trinity is examined, highlighting divine love and the debate over whether the universe had a definitive beginning or is, in fact, eternal.
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God's Nature and Existence
- God isn't self-caused but rather uncaused and exists by necessity of his nature.
- This means God's nature doesn't explain his existence, it's essential to him.
Finding Trusted Mentors
- Find trusted teachers or mentors to guide you through complex topics.
- The Bible provides essential truths for knowing God and achieving salvation.
The Value of Creation
- Creation's value lies in the benefit to us, not God, giving us the privilege of knowing Him.
- This relationship with God, an incommensurable good, makes creation worthwhile.