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What's Wrong With Our World? Understanding How Our Unbelieving Friends Think

Date recorded: 15 May 2021 | Speaker: Andrew Fellows | Event: ELF Pre-Forum Seminar
Topic: Apologetics › Cultural
Keywords: 
Sin | 
humanity | 
world's view of sin | 
Secularism | 
Apologetics
Resources: 
File fellows_andrew_whats_wrong_with_our_world_powerpoint_2021.pptx
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Description

No one can plausibly deny that something is wrong with the world and with us. This talk examines three diagnoses and labels that our secular age uses to get at the reality of ‘sin’ (what’s wrong). While highlighting what we can learn from these accounts, it is imperative that we are clear on the Bible’s view of our sinful condition. Knowing the difference between the two accounts is essential to our gospel work.

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