Cliffe Knechtle Debates Atheist on Why God Was Silent About Slavery If He Is Just?
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Cliffe Knechtle engages in a profound debate with several questioners on faith, morality, and the existence of God. The Christian apologist argues that without God, morality becomes purely relative and lacks an absolute foundation to distinguish right from wrong, leading to moral chaos like that seen under fascism. He draws on biblical references, philosophy (Solzhenitsyn, Rousseau), and history to assert the sinful nature of humanity and the need for a Savior. He also acknowledges the difficulty in explaining God’s judgmental actions in the Bible but emphasizes the role of free will, generational interconnectedness, and divine justice. In the final part, he insists that faith in Jesus must be grounded in historical evidence of His resurrection and urges listeners to examine the Gospels sincerely, rather than placing their trust in corrupted religious institutions or individuals
00:30 Cliffe Classics - Was Jesus A Cool Guy? He Said, "Believe In Me Or Perish!"
27:38 Cliffe Classics - It''''s Trust In The Person Of Jesus, Not A Religion
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"Read these books"
"I wrote a book"
"Show me the evidence"
It's so easy to expose the fraud of it.
"Prove to me Jesus did not rise from the dead". The question a conman asks.
Hindus call this Energy, ISHWAR 😅
Spirituality enables the true Seekers to Realise Ishwar😅
What actually is the Arabs' Universe Creator ALLAH, according to their Islam Religion?😮
What actually is the Europeans' Universe Creator GOD according to their Christianity Religion?😮
Cliffe Knechtle Debates Atheist on Why God Was Silent About Slavery If He Is Just?
True Faith
4,545 views
Cliffe Knechtle engages in a profound debate with several questioners on faith, morality, and the existence of God. The Christian apologist argues that without God, morality becomes purely relative and lacks an absolute foundation to distinguish right from wrong, leading to moral chaos like that seen under fascism. He draws on biblical references, philosophy (Solzhenitsyn, Rousseau), and history to assert the sinful nature of humanity and the need for a Savior. He also acknowledges the difficulty in explaining God’s judgmental actions in the Bible but emphasizes the role of free will, generational interconnectedness, and divine justice. In the final part, he insists that faith in Jesus must be grounded in historical evidence of His resurrection and urges listeners to examine the Gospels sincerely, rather than placing their trust in corrupted religious institutions or individuals
00:30 Cliffe Classics - Was Jesus A Cool Guy? He Said, "Believe In Me Or Perish!"
27:38 Cliffe Classics - It''''s Trust In The Person Of Jesus, Not A Religion
This last discussion was great. I love how Cliff breaks apart the recurring belief that all faith is just blind acceptance. His "I believe! I believe!" while covering his eyes example is spot on.