Dr. Paul Copan, a theology expert, joins to explore the intriguing overlap between progressive Christianity and the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR). He critiques progressive Christianity’s dilution of biblical authority and contrasts it with NAR's focus on the miraculous and prosperity. The discussion unpacks how both movements interpret Scripture through potentially flawed lenses, emphasizing the need for a Christ-centered approach. They also delve into the complexities of God's nature, including mercy and justice, while calling for a return to traditional biblical teachings.

Dr. Paul Copan, a professor and author renowned for his work in Christian apologetics, joins the conversation to tackle the complexities of God's character. They explore the contradictions between the Old and New Testaments, shedding light on Marcionism and its implications. Ethical challenges in biblical narratives are dissected, as well as the role of apologetics in shaping modern understandings of morality. The duo also examines Christ's dual nature of kindness and severity, urging listeners to engage with challenging texts thoughtfully.

In this intriguing interview, Paul Copan, author of 'Is God a Vindictive Bully?', discusses the accusations of genocide, racism, and violence in the Old Testament. He challenges imbalanced teachings and highlights God's kindness, patience, and compassion. Topics include addressing ethical challenges, slavery in the Old Testament, beliefs about final judgment, God's judgments, interpretations of Canaanite annihilation, and more. A must-watch for anyone interested in understanding challenging biblical passages and the broader theological context.

Dr. Paul Copan, expert on negotiating with destructible people, discusses the recent Hamas attacks in Israel and the parallels to Old Testament conflicts. They explore whether Palestinians will make peace, the nature of God's commands in the Old Testament, and the human condition revealed in imprecatory prayers. They also touch on Frank's planned Israel trip and the complex history of Israel's battles against neighboring tribes. Jesus' involvement in judgment and wrath is emphasized for a balanced understanding.

In this discussion, Paul Copan, a theologian and philosophy professor at Palm Beach Atlantic University, tackles tough questions about the Old Testament. He examines why some perceive a discrepancy between the God of the Old and New Testaments. Copan addresses claims that the text condones violence and oppression, providing insights on hyperbolic language and historical contexts. He also discusses how to equip the next generation to face skepticism and offers nuanced interpretations of divine commands, aiming to clarify misconceptions around morality in ancient societies.