If God can use evil to accomplish good, then why are we condemned for committing evil? And if it is God who plans and directs everything, then are we still morally culpable for the evil deeds we commit?
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If God can use evil to accomplish good, then why are we condemned for committing evil? And if it is God who plans and directs everything, then are we still morally culpable for the evil deeds we commit? Check out show notes: www.ATIGTpodcast.com Follow our latest news: www.facebook.com/ATIGTpodcast Catch our one-liners: www.x.com/ATIGTpodcast

32. God's Providence: Good for God—Evil for Us

My name is Jordan Montgomery, and I believe that the words we read in the Bible were genuinely inspired by God and reflect his thoughts. Sometimes those words can appear a bit confusing at first, so I made it my lifelong ambition to better understand God's word and the truth he has revealed in it.

This podcast started as a class I was teaching while living on the Kwajalein Atoll in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. While we will mostly stick to theology, I may occasionally dig back into my physics background for a discussion on science or philosophy.

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My name is Jordan Montgomery, and I believe that the words we read in the Bible were genuinely inspired by God and reflect his thoughts. Sometimes those words can appear a bit confusing at first, so I made it my lifelong ambition to better understand God's word and the truth he has revealed in it. This podcast started as a class I was teaching while living on the Kwajalein Atoll in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. While we will mostly stick to theology, I may occasionally dig back into my physics background for a discussion on science or philosophy.

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32. God's Providence: Good for God—Evil for Us

32. God's Providence: Good for God—Evil for Us