Why Do We Call God, Jesus, and The Holy Spirit The Trinity?
Dr. E explains that the Trinity isn’t named in the Bible, but it’s clearly taught—one God, three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
There are people in the world in remote locations that have no access to God’s Word in their language. What happens to them when they die?
“All of us deserve to go to hell. Mankind is born on a freight train headed to hell. There are none righteous, no not one. God is holy and just. He’s not going to change His character. He is who He is. He created us. He’s a holy and just God, He’s not a God of favoritism. Christians will sometimes refer to the ontological argument. It’s not bulletproof, but it’s very helpful. Psalm 19 talks about this, that the heavens declare the glory of God. In Romans 1:18 it says there’s enough evidence when you look around that there has to be a Creator.
Sometimes you hear the phrase intelligent design in this discussion. You can look at a leaf under a microscope and acknowledge there’s no way this happened by random chance. You look at a human cell, you look at an MRI image of a spine or a brain, and recognize there’s no way this happened by accident. There has to be some intelligence beyond us.”
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