Other than the "Christ" part - he described atheists in the first 2 minutes. we stand for what is right (most of us) and we do not fear the suffering and intimidation meted out by believers.And we are always ready to give an account, and more than that, to justify our position. Sometimes not so gently - but that is true on both sides.
So, have you been to heaven? Can you demonstrate that you know how things are run there, and explain WHY we should follow suit, just because some powerful being says so?
Other than the "Christ" part - he described atheists in the first 2 minutes. we stand for what is right (most of us) and we do not fear the suffering and intimidation meted out by believers.And we are always ready to give an account, and more than that, to justify our position. Sometimes not so gently - but that is true on both sides.
So, have you been to heaven? Can you demonstrate that you know how things are run there, and explain WHY we should follow suit, just because some powerful being says so?
Almost halfway through, and not a single fact presented other than what the Bible says, or what he or others thinks.
This is a lecture for believers. Theology students actually. This message is not focused on unbelievers at all. As he said it’s a lecture/sermon