Dr. Paul’s Worldviews

Amid the obsession with sexual perversion these days, promoted mainly by the LGBTQ lobby and a corrupt government intent on destroying the country, Dr. Paul argues that the Bible is defensible. It is the only objective standard by which the Christian should live, and ardent foe of every critic who sees it as contradictory, mythical, or even pornographic. That those bringing charges against the Bible are the real hypocrites, not knowing or understanding the Bible, much less anything else, simply because their godless worldview will not allow it.

The Apostle Paul made it clear that, ”All Scripture is inspired by God, and is profitable” for a wide variety of things pertaining to faith and practice. So, why is it that a growing number of people are in abject disagreement with Paul’s assessment? Why are they presupposing that some liberal ”scholar’s” opinion is more authoritative than Paul’s? Why do they presuppose that their own implicit authority in all matters pertaining to life, morals, and reality trumps what God has said about each? Could it be that as each day lived in these ”last days,” we are seeing the very thing promised by God through Paul taking place, and yet those involved in all the rancor and hostility toward God, the Bible, and Christianity are unable to see, much less understand, that they are fulfilling prophecy found in the very book they say is not inspired by God? That ”the time is coming when people will not endure [tolerate] sound teaching, but having itching ears they will accumulate for themselves teachers to suit their own passions”?

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More and more people, it seems, are rejecting the reality that God’s Word, the Bible, is his word. This goes right along with recent data that asserts that more and more people are rejecting biblical Christianity and turning to more ”spiritual” forms of religion. It also goes right along with what the Bible has revealed about the rebellious nature of mankind, as it compels human beings to seek to rule their lives autonomously, rather than in humble obedience to God’s special revelation.

That said, Dr. Paul takes a look as a few consequences of accepting that the Bible is not what it claims to be: God’s inspired word. Has God really left man to his own devices? Is the Bible nothing more than a fairy tale? Was Jesus Christ an abject liar for deferring to the Scriptures in matters of faith and practice? Are we now left with a ”might makes right” moral ethic to determine right and wrong, good and evil? It would seem so, if the Bible is as the critics claim. Tune in and follow along, as Dr. Paul shares his take on the world and church world’s rejection of God’s word, and the one reason he believes to contrary.

In Part 1, Dr. Paul began to answer the question of How God May Be Known by discussing the method of knowing God, as well as the contingency behind knowing God. In Part 2, Dr. Paul uses God’s three methods that he has chosen to get to know him, and then the certainty of knowing God, and what knowledge even means from a godly standpoint. Knowing God that is consistent with his own self-revelation is the only way to begin to address the emergency that faces humanity as it stands over the abyss of self-destruction due to its ignorance of God.

In a effort to address the emergency that besets humanity, as well as the Christian church, Dr. Paul begins the treatment by asking the question of How God May Be Known? It is a question that few wish to ask, much less answer. But, it is necessary, if humanity ever hopes to be retrieved from the mess it has created by walking away from God and subsequently has chosen to follow false gods and demons.

In the previous podcast dealing with the Eight Theological Cures for the Ongoing Emergency, Dr. Paul addressed exegetical, biblical, historical, and philosophical theologies. In this podcast, Dr. Paul concludes the two-part series by discussing systematic theology, apologetic/polemic theology, ethical theology, and practical theology. Although all of the ”cures” are intertwined, and are subject to sound systematic theology, they are distinct in what they have to offer by assessing and solving what ails mankind.

Dr. Paul discusses the first four of eight theological cures for today’s ongoing emergency facing the church and the world. Those four are exegetical, biblical, historical, and philosophical theologies.

Dr. Paul begins to address the emergency by answering the following questions. Why is theology necessary? Who does theology? Where is theology done? How is theology done? And, when is theology done?

America is embroiled in a theological emergency. It knows not God, nor seems to care any longer that God has spoken. Its idols of ”science” and politics are now deemed as its ”Savior,” as it is on the verge of catastrophe.

Dr. Paul closes his series on the occupants of hell, along with a short discussion on what Jesus said about the spiritual requirement to enter heaven.