The Gospel’s Answer to Evil
Yesterday I quoted Trevin Wax: “To people wrestling with the problem of evil: God didn’t come to explain evil; he came to utterly destroy it.” This is a profound reminder that the
Theology
Some Observations on The Problem of Evil
Last week I posed the question: how does God’s sovereignty relate to the natural evil (disasters, diseases) and to moral evil? I’ve suggested that Scripture presents two seemingly contradictory truths: God
Frame: God’s Eternal Plan Takes Creaturely Integrity Into Account
From John Frame in The Doctrine of God:
The human life you live has its own significance, surely granted by God, but different from God’s own significance and in that sense dependent
Does God Control Human Decisions and Actions?
I tipped my hand yesterday. I’d like to be able to build a firewall between God and the choices that people make. Why?
* It is a compelling answer to the problem of
Jason Coker on God Handing Over the Keys
A fascinating post by Jason Coker on God’s control over nature:
Here’s one other option: Strictly speaking God doesn’t govern the earth – we do. That was our charge at creation