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  • Austin

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    06/29/2023 at 23:21

    This argument brings all other arguments together and summarizes the main argument. It gives us an explanation of who we are as humans and it gives us a hope in the midst of our sinfulness. It is relatable to people who may feel a need to find a reason or way to fill a void in their lives because it is based on the human condition. It gives a way to be restored and encompasses other arguments into one.

  • Austin

    Administrator
    06/18/2023 at 12:16

    Some of the advantages of the deposed royalty argument are that it shows who were are as humans in the fullest picture. It shows how humans can be at both their worst and their best.

  • Austin

    Administrator
    06/14/2023 at 04:51

    The deposed royalty argument is centered upon the creation, fall, and redemption account in the Bible. It seeks to capture in one single argument the goodness in God's creation of human beings (Genesis 1) and the subsequent fall of men (Genesis 3). There is greatness in humans as we are made in God's image. Yet, due to the fall, we are equally capable of evil and wickedness, as evidenced by the atrocities that we inflict on fellow humans. It could be harm that is done by one single human to others (as in the case of a mass murderer or rapist) or a leader, political or religious, that inflicts harm on an entire race or nation.

  • Austin

    Administrator
    06/10/2023 at 21:52

    1. Deposed kings and queens can be reinstated into God’s good favor and can use their gifts fruitfully by coming to Christ as Savior and Lord: (according to the lecture for this lesson) which also references Matthew 8:36-38.

  • Austin

    Administrator
    06/02/2023 at 10:23

    The argument involves the totality of Christianity, to include creation, the fall, redemption and restoration.

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