[PODCAST] Leaving Christianity for New Truth?
August 27, 2019
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as posted by the channelAre people leaving Christianity for a “new” truth?
Does science keep piercing the truth of every religion?
Is the Bible full of contradictions?
Does God send 4 billion people to hell?
Is it really true that no one talks about these things?
Join Frank and he responds to these issues raised by Marty Sampson, the Hillsong worship leader who says that his faith is now on “Incredibly shaky ground.” Frank also highlights some of the comments made about this by John Cooper, of the Christian rock band Skillet. Pray for Mr. Sampson. He says that he is familiar with the work of William Lane Craig, John Lennox, Ravi Zacharias, Michael Licona and Frank Turek. We pray he will get the answers he needs.
Frank also addressed a few of the questions you’ve sent in, including:
Why did God wait so long to stop the child sacrifice of the Canaanites?How can you follow a God who promises eternal torture? (Does He actually promise that?)
Why did God give Adam and Eve access to the tree in the garden?
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