Counter Apologetics CA134 Philip Goff’s Conversion to Christianity
Oct 10, 2024
Dive into the intriguing journey of Philip Goff's conversion to a unique interpretation of Christianity. Explore his thoughts on a finite God, panentheism, and the essence of being a 'real' Christian. The conversation challenges rigid definitions of faith and delves into the complex relationship between belief, rationality, and doubt. With critical views on traditional doctrines and a philosophical take on theism versus naturalism, this discussion invites a fresh perspective on the nature of divinity and personal beliefs.
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Goff's Heretical Christianity
- Philip Goff's conversion to Christianity is nuanced, as he still rejects many traditional doctrines.
- He identifies as a "heretical Christian," acknowledging his non-standard beliefs.
Goff's Unconventional Beliefs
- Goff believes in a finite, panentheistic God, rejecting the virgin birth and biblical inerrancy.
- He also rejects penal substitution and many miracles, including water into wine.
Goff's View on the Resurrection
- Goff views the resurrection as a visionary experience, not a bodily one.
- He believes stories of Jesus's physical interactions after resurrection were later additions.