About two weeks ago I posted a video discussion regarding a Reddit post that was all sorts of garbage and was a deliberate attack on the Christian faith. I began the discussion by not only reading from the thread but also by beginning a discussion of several key Christian doctrines starting with the nature of God. There, we got into a brief overview of who God is and some of His attributes, including His righteousness and justice against sin.
This week, we're covering the doctrines of sin (harmartiology) and man (anthropology). These two doctrines flow nicely from the biblical view of God since it helps us to understand what sin is and then the consequences sin has had on humanity. How does it affect us? Exactly how extensive is the problem? Is there anything we can do? As before, this is not an exhaustive study, but serves to introduce or remediate on core aspects of the Christian faith, all with the ultimate purpose of providing a thorough and meaningful response to the post on Reddit that will address the underlying presuppositions and show how it does not even begin to address a biblical view of sin, salvation, and even eternity.
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