David Bercot. What The Early Christians Believed About Why God Permits Evil. Some of the questions most asked today are: “Is there really a God? If so, and if He is Good and Almighty, then why does evil exist? Why wouldn’t an Almighty God stamp out all evil? How can an Omnipotent God allow evil catastrophes like 9/11?” The early Christians had sound answers to questions like these.
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David Bercot. What The Early Christians Believed About Why God Permits Evil. Some of the questions most asked today are: “Is there really a God? If so, and if He is Good and Almighty, then why does evil exist? Why wouldn’t an Almighty God stamp out all evil? How can an Omnipotent God allow evil catastrophes like 9/11?” The early Christians had sound answers to questions like these.
70 minute audio message
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David Bercot quotes writers from both Testaments and the pre-Nicene (through A.D. 325) church writers to get an objective, thorough answer to this ubiquitous question. Everybody wants to know. It’s a “make-or-break” issue and if folks don’t like the answer they hear, they walk away. That’s safe because most answers we hear lack understanding of God’s purposes.
We were relieved to learn how simple the whole subject is.
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