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"Why Did God Create People". S2E1. pt1
- 2024/12/13
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Podcast: "Why Did God Create People" by Derrick Waddell Allen. This is Part one of Season two Episode One , titled. "A Paradigm Shift". The conversation delves into deep theological and personal reflections, touching on themes of struggle, distraction, and the nature of humanity. Discusses the importance of not being distracted and emphasizes the significance of being made in the image of God, specifically referencing Adam as the first human created in God's image. The discussion also covers the concept of free will, the use of secular music in religious contexts, and the historical and biblical contexts of homosexuality. The speakers explore the idea of a paradigm shift, suggesting a new way of understanding time, life, and material wealth, advocating for spiritual growth and the recognition of heavenly riches over material possessions. Discusses the creation story from Genesis and the significance of being made in the image of God. Explains the concept of the Holy Trinity and the roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Discusses the nature of angels and the concept of the Queen of Heaven. Provides historical context for the term "homosexuality" and its origins in the 19th century. Discusses the presence of homosexual relationships in various cultures throughout history references specific Bible verses related to homosexuality and the context in which they were written, exploring the implications of these verses for modern understanding and interpretation. Then introduces the concept of a paradigm shift, emphasizing the importance of changing one's perspective. Keywords man, lord, god, adam, call, verse, life, birth certificate, likeness, chapter, heaven, word, image, people, created, driving, homosexual, female, music, creation #seasononeadambaptised #made in his image #anthony q #christianpodcastcommunity #christmas #love #slavebible #preachingpodcast #allah #shaquilleoneal #theholyspirit
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