Doug Potter

Dr. Doug Potter, a theology professor at Southern Evangelical Seminary, dives into the crucial role of prolegomena in understanding Scripture. He explains how two people can read the same biblical verses yet arrive at opposing beliefs. Potter emphasizes that our foundational views shape our theology. The conversation also touches on the necessity of a philosophical basis for faith, the distinction between dichotomy and trichotomy in human nature, and the importance of context in biblical interpretation. It’s a deep exploration into why perspectives on truth vary so widely among Christians.

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.