Tough Questions Christians Face: 2010 National Conference
































Drs. Michael Horton, Alistair Begg, and Albert Mohler answer attendee questions. Moderated by R.C. Sproul.
Questions:
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If God can do anything why can't He lie? (00:00)
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How do you reconcile John 3:16 with Psalm 5:5-6? (02:05)
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How can you discuss controversial issues of faith with a Christian family member? (04:02)
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Does human responsibility eliminate irresistible grace? (06:42)
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Was King Saul regenerate or was he simply empowered by the Holy Spirit as a tool for God’s glory without salvation? (08:52)
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Do we need to be concerned about the differences between beliefs about the church and Israel, and about believer’s baptism vs. infant baptism? (12:48)
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Would you consider Theophostic prayer a form of Gnosticism? (21:26)
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If there is one Holy Spirit guiding believers, why are there denominations and so many varied interpretations? (23:20)
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If God has ordained evil, how is He not the author of evil? (28:55)
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Why don't Christians care that they are sinning? (32:56)
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How can I, a Baptist, reconcile the message of reformers with their seemingly inconsistent doctrines on baptism and regeneration? (46:20)
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According to Romans 9:14-18, God is not unjust in electing some to have mercy and some to harden. Nevertheless, some would say that He shows favoritism in some Scripture. (52:03)
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After postmodernism, what is the next big intellectual challenge to the Christian faith? (57:26)
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In reference to our justification, is there a reward for the elect according to their works? 1:03:34)
Note: Answers given reflect the views of the individual speakers and do not necessarily reflect the views of Dr. R.C. Sproul and Ligonier Ministries. Here is our Statement of Faith.