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A1 Problem—If God exists, why can’t we see Him? A2 Notes B1 The skeptic’s view B2 The Christian view A3 Solution B1 Many people have said, “Just let God show Himself, and I will believe.” B2 Response, “If you saw someone who claims to be god, how would you know?” B3 What are the…
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A1 Briefly B1 Two choices C1 God doesn’t love C2 God does love C3 Love is defined as D1 Choice rather than emotion D2 Has the characteristics of kindness, firmness, commitment, tenderness, gentleness D3 Is described as (1 Corinthians 13:4-8) E1 Patient E2 Kind E3 Without envy E4 Without conceit E5 Without arrogance E6…
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Hard Questions A1 Some examples B1 People in Noah’s day before the flood. B2 Canaanites B3 Amalekites B4 Aaron’s son B5 Judah’s son B6 God’s son A2 Notes B1 Israel and the church are different. B2 The church is never asked or commanded to kill anyone. B3 Israel is a nation. B4 People are…
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A1 Definitions B1 Good C1 Something comfortable C2 Something that eases pain C3 A lack of disasters C4 Something that relives sorrow and unrest. We might have to call this happiness and peace. C5 Something that is pleasant C6 Something that obeys God’s laws C7 Something that I like or approve of (this would…
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What key arguments are there for (and against) God’s existence? A1 Definitions B1 God C1 Standard—the one Supreme Being, the creator and ruler of the universe (Source) C2 The one being who is omniscient, omnipresent, omnipotent, personal, eternal, independent, sovereign over the universe and beyond. His name is best known as Yahweh and has all…