FaithQuest Perspectives
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P018_091724 Rom. 1:21-23 There's No Such Thing As An Atheist. Here's Why.
P018_091724 Rom. 1:21-23 There's No Such Thing As An Atheist. Here's Why.
P018_091724 Rom. 1:21-23 There's No Such Thing As An Atheist. Here's Why.
Tuesday 17th September 2024
Colin Cook argues that atheism is a myth by examining Romans 1:21-23, discussing how suppressing truth about God leads to a darkened mind.
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Episode Overview
- Suppressing truth about God leads to darkened minds and futile thoughts.
- People often replace God with idols or other forms of worship.
- These substitutes never truly satisfy the need for spiritual connection.
- Understanding Romans 1:21-23 can offer insights into the human condition.
- Faith can play a crucial role in overcoming addiction and mental health struggles.
When we suppress God, we suppress our sense of meaning, our sense of purpose, our emotions become distorted.
In this episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook', Colin dives into Romans 1:21-23 to argue that atheism is a myth. According to Colin, everyone inherently knows God but chooses to suppress this truth, leading to a distorted and futile mindset. He explores how this suppression results in darkened hearts and meaningless thoughts, which can contribute to feelings of depression and anxiety.
Colin explains that people often replace God with idols or other forms of worship, but these substitutes never truly satisfy the human need for spiritual connection. He encourages listeners to reflect on their own lives and consider how they might be unknowingly suppressing their awareness of God. Colin’s engaging and thought-provoking discussion offers a blend of theological insights and practical advice for those struggling with addiction, anxiety, or a sense of purposelessness.
Whether you’re religious or just curious about the intersection of faith and psychology, this episode promises to offer a fresh perspective on the human condition and the search for meaning.