This week Rich and Chris continue their discussion on forgiveness by asking the question, "Do I have to forgive someone who has not asked for it?"  Additionally, they tackle the issue of the ends justifying the means.  Can Christians fail to rightly represent another person or argument if it means being able to defeat an opposing worldview?

This week Rich and Chris continue their discussion on forgiveness by asking the question, "Do I have to forgive someone who has not asked for it?" Additionally, they tackle the issue of the ends justifying the means. Can Christians fail to rightly represent another person or argument if it means being able to defeat an opposing worldview?

This week Rich and Chris continue their discussion on forgiveness by asking the question, "Do I have to forgive someone who has not asked for it?" &nbsp;Additionally, they tackle the issue of the ends justifying the means. &nbsp;Can Christians fail to rightly represent another person or argument if it means being able to defeat an opposing worldview?

Do The Ends Justify the Means?

Chris and Rich explore biblical theology and practical application in a weekly podcast.

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Do The Ends Justify the Means?

Do The Ends Justify the Means?