Is God Too Mysterious to Truly Know?
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Jen Wilkin, JT English, and Kyle Worley discuss if you can know God truly.
Questions Covered in This Episode:
- Is God too mysterious to truly know?
- Why is the emergent church problem coming up again? Why is it happening again? What is a valid response?
- Why are you not convinced by the argument that people don't need their Bibles and they can just come to Jesus?
- What are the true sources of knowledge of God?
- “Don’t put God in a box…?”
- How does cultural diversity play into this conversation?
Helpful Definitions:
- General Revelation: God makes himself known in creation.
- Special Revelation: God has made himself known in Christ and in Scripture.
- Accommodation: We can know who God is because He accommodates Himself to our ways of knowing.
- Transcendent: God is wholly other, infinite, and set-apart.
- Immanent: God is near and personally accessible.
- Archetypal Knowledge: A kind of knowledge only God can have of Himself. Only God can truly know God.
- Epistemological Grace: It is gracious that you can know God because He has graciously given Himself to you.
Resources Mentioned in this Episode:
- Romans 11, John 5:37-40, 1 Corinthians 2:10, Acts 17, Revelation 5
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