So far, we have considered
In this lecture we continue with the restraint of sin and the doctrine of “common grace.”
We’ll be wrapping up this semester with a Q&A night at the School of Theology on Wednesday, June 5. Start sending your questions in for Dr. Thomas! There are three ways to submit your questions:
Please submit your questions on or before June 3, 2013.
So far, we have considered:
how sin came into the world
how sin is transmitted to the rest of humanity
the effects of sin (especially in free agency and free will)
In tonight’s lecture we continue with the effects of sin and take up the question of the nature of sin. Grab tonight’s handout here.
“We are all sinners by nature; therefore we are held under the yoke of sin. But if the whole man lies under the power of sin, surely it is necessary that the will, which is its chief seat, be restrained by the stoutest bonds.” - John Calvin, Institutes, II.ii.27
Join us tonight as Dr. Thomas unpacks the extent of sin looking at total depravity and the bondage of the will. Grab tonight’s handout here.
Join us tonight at Dr. Thomas unpacks the doctrine of original sin. The handout for tonight is available here.
Join us tonight as Dr. Thomas speaks on “Man in Revolt: The Nature & Origin of Sin”. Handouts for tonight’s lecture available here.
“If you have not learned about sin, you cannot understand yourself, or your fellow-men, or the world you live in, or the Christian faith.” J.I. Packer, God’s Words: Studies in Key Bible Themes
“The dominion God has given humankind is a conscientious and caring stewardship which involves the husbanding of the earth’s resources.” - John R.W. Stott
Join us tonight at Dr. Thomas resumes the School of Theology with the topic: Man and the Environment. You can download tonight’s handout here.
