Albert Mohler - Ask Anything Live | Episode 3
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
- Questions:
00:24 Should Christians use natural law arguments in the public square?
06:25 What are some necessary steps that a student can take as they prepare for seminary?
08:34 How should the Christian church love LGBT people? Should we be concerned about discrimination in employment, salary, and housing?
14:15 What advice would you give to parents dealing with an adult child who is an addict and living with them, particularly if grandchildren are involved?
15:16 Should a single person foster or adopt children? Could it be considered going outside of or around God's original design for family?
18:42 Is it helpful for Christians to distinguish between sex and gender? Is gender a social construct?
23:18 Can a Christian acknowledge that the American Revolution was possibly a violation of Romans 13 while still being grateful that it happened and for the republican government that came out of it?
28:15 If you disagree with your pastor on an issue, is it okay to teach people your stance on the issue outside of the church?
31:04 Are Eastern Orthodox Christians truly Christians?
41:19 Where does it say in the bible that abortion is wrong?
45:23 As an English teacher in a public high school, how can I encourage students to think for themselves and search for the truth in an environment where a secular worldview is aggressively promoted?
48:26 Studies have shown the consumption of pornography is widespread, even within the church. How should pastors and churches fight this epidemic?
52:56 What are your thoughts on the renewed push toward Protestant catechesis?
In this interactive live broadcast, Albert Mohler answers viewers' questions on a wide range of topics including theology, ministry, and culture.
Thank you, Dr. Mohler, for speaking so faithfully and clearly and unflinchingly about the question re: Eastern Orthodoxy.
Thanks for your clear and Biblical answers!
Thank you for your great leadership and clear thinking Dr Mohler!
I heard that the move from protestant to more traditional Churches like catholicism or orthodoxy has to do with the "tyranny of relativism" found in more liberal circles. I thinks that after so much deriding of the more fundamental Churches, that the tradition found in Orthodoxy is the only option left to them in order to alleviate (as it may) the unrest of their souls.
I ask:
How is it that one knows and trusts that all 27 books of the New Testament are God's Written Word, no more, no less?
Who was it that first affirmed that the NT canon was 27 books, exactly as we have them today?
And does one believe that they were infallible (defined: incapable of making mistakes or being wrong) on their repeated decisions.... Yes or No?
Of course, fallible men, can only be led to infallible truth, if they are guided by the Holy Spirit to that truth.
The Scripture does not say that marriage is between a man and A (singular) woman. It says, "He made them male and female".