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Show Notes
Greg responds to the claim that there’s no proof for God, then he answers questions about whether the parables in Luke 12 indicate salvation can be lost, Sarah sending away Hagar, how sin moved from an angel to a tree, and what it means to say Jesus took on the sins of the world.
Topics:
- Commentary: Where’s the proof for God? (00:00)
- Are the parables in Luke 12 specifically directed at believers, and if so, don’t they imply salvation can be lost? (27:00)
- Can you explain what the story about Sarah sending away Hagar means? (38:00)
- How did sin go from being within an angel to being within a tree in a garden, and did Jesus’ taking on the sins of the world break some special power of sin for us, or was Jesus just taking away the consequences of sin? (45:00)
- #STRask podcast with Greg and Amy
- History of Philosophy by Frederick Charles Copleston
- Reality Student Apologetics Conference – April 24–25 in Los Angeles, CA
- Submit a question on the Open Mic Line