John Christy is a guest on the YouTube Podcast, “Created in the Image of God” with host Wade Fransson. Join John as he unpacks his ideas about the nature of the Soul, Heaven, and Hell. Explore the profound significance of diverse perspectives and their intrinsic value to our understanding of these timeless concepts.
John Christy is a guest on the YouTube Podcast, “Created in the Image of God” with host Wade Fransson. Wade interviews John on his documentary film My Week in Atheism.
There are popular opinions that challenge the authority of the Biblical Canon and in doing so challenge Christian doctrine. In specific, the most common is
I see repeatedly from Genesis to Revelation that man is given the ability to choose (free will) his path of faith, sin, and servitude within God’s sovereignty and that as a result man is held accountable for those choices.
The literary form of Genesis alone leans toward poetic more than historic. That doesn’t mean it isn’t history, it’s just very well told history through a poetic form, and not a point-by-point historical reference book.
This Neronian persecution was not a punishment for crimes committed, though he made attempts to blame Christians for the fires in Rome, this was a hatred for a group of people because of their beliefs.
These Classical concepts prepared the world to accept Christ as the Logos, and ultimately as God. The reason a Classical education is not only relevant but important to Christianity, is because God has been at work in all men to bring about his purpose of redemption and salvation.
The biblical perspective to be applied here is that Jesus commanded that our judgment of others, whether legally or morally, was to be done based on the virtue of unprejudiced judgment.
Both candidates have flaws that I could list of moral judgments, actions, and responses. Neither candidate is a representative of the Christian ideology, yet these are my choices.
John Christy is the director and producer of My Week In Atheism, and holds multiple degrees in theology and apologetics. We also have offensive crayons in the studio. You read that right. Get the full version with no ads at patreon.com/davidcsmalley.
From the first independent proclamation that under God, all men are created equal, the evidence of a Christian theology has permeated our constitution.
The objection the Church currently faces in a relative society is an opportunity to speak the firm truth of Christ in compassion and love, but most definitely not to retreat to doctrine that allows a person to believe they are fine as God created them.
“The steadfast love of the LORD never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” Lamentations 3:22–23
God made an impossible standard for us to keep – that being Holiness. He is perfect and holy, and in order for us to be in his presence we too must be perfect and holy.
With our position, as God’s children, comes responsibility, as we now represent someone other than ourselves. We have a calling. We have a purpose. We carry the name of Christian on our chest. We are marked, and as such it is rightly expected of us to act in line with our family heritage.
The irony in this whole situation is that while the FFRF claims its purpose is to protect the Constitution, they trample on the rights of the individual whom the Constitution exists to protect.
Sacramento City College hosted “The Jesus Debate: Lord or Legend?” with David Smalley of Dogma Debate. Christian writer and filmmaker John Christy debated Atheist author David Fitzgerald live on iHeart Radio.
Our understanding of justice and our demand for such a metaphysical law to be upheld with certainty and devotion is absurd in a universe where God does not exist. The condition of human nature is that we recognize this reality and that while we seek for it we equally rebel against it.
Our attempt to be popular in attracting people to our sanctuaries has left our message empty and uninteresting. We are guilty of allowing people to believe they are Christians without ever confronting the Cross.
Position 1: Theism Theism is the belief in the existence of God or gods. Most commonly the monotheistic view of one creator God. Not just
Host Rob Robbins discusses the afterlife with John Christy on The Call FM 91.5 radio morning show in Miami, FL.
Host Rob Robbins Interviews John Christy of the film My Week in Atheism on The Call FM 91.5 radio morning show in Miami, FL.
God’s control over human free will is not in the forcing of willpower as much as it is in the allowance of limited human determination.
Billy Hallowell writes about the film My Week in Atheism on The Blaze
Paul and Bethany talk with the producers of a new film that follows a devout Christian and an atheist activist as they travel together discussing their opposing views.
John Christy, a devout Christian filmmaker and student of religion, and David Smalley, an atheist activist and radio host, have released a new documentary film
John Christy and David Smalley are guests on Road to Reason: A Skeptic’s Guide to the 21st Century, a weekly TV show airing on Public Access Channels in Fairfax, Virginia.