Defenders LIVE! // Creation Part 8: Conservation Of The World In Being

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  • Defenders Live | The Doctrine of Creation pt: 8: God's Continuing Conservation of the World //
    God is conceived in traditional Christian theology to be the cause of the world not only in his initial act of bringing the world into existence or creating the world but also in his ongoing conservation of the world in being. So today we want to turn to the subject of continuing creation, as it's sometimes called.
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Комментарии • 6

  • @matthewm7590
    @matthewm7590 Месяц назад +1

    Swear I’ve seen this before. Even the same questions and responses at the end. But it says it was streamed today?

    • @ReasonableFaithOrg
      @ReasonableFaithOrg  Месяц назад

      Yes, this and subsequent Defenders livestreams are replays of past classes. Dr. Craig is no longer creating new Defenders classes. - RF Admin

  • @petercherry2285
    @petercherry2285 Месяц назад

    Where can I find the transcript to this video please?

  • @chrisforeman9949
    @chrisforeman9949 Месяц назад

    Perhaps this is an OT proof text of conservation from Job 34: “If it were his intention and he withdrew his spirit and breath, all humanity would perish together and mankind would return to the dust.” Job‬ ‭34‬:‭14‬-‭15‬

  • @137chuckm
    @137chuckm Месяц назад

    I have tried to ask Dr. Craig this question a few times both online and through a Reasonable Faith representative. The question is this... Why does early Genesis must and have to be about material physical creation? No one has ever proven this throughout history. Isn't it an assumption in which many people agree? But just because many people agree doesn't mean that it's true. Why can't it be about higher, realer, and better things and not material physical creation? After all does God care about rocks and planets and bugs? Or does he care about us!

    • @ReasonableFaithOrg
      @ReasonableFaithOrg  Месяц назад +1

      Dr. Craig's view is that Genesis 1:1 is about all creation whatsoever. The phrase "the heavens and the earth" is a totalizing expression which includes all things which were created, which would, according to Christianity, include angels. So, it's not limited to material physical creation. Rather, it encompasses everything which is created, material and immaterial. - RF Admin