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Liam Callagan commented on Liam Callagan's blog post Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

"Thank you for your response Yvonne. Hmm, where do I start. Well the point of my post is me asking questions and being dissatisfied with the answer. I don't think my problem is that I don't ask God questions. God only knows how many…"

Jun 5, 2012

Yvonne commented on Liam Callagan's blog post Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

"Hi Liam, from what you wrote honestly sounds like your problem is that you don't ask God questions. you mentioned Isa 55:8 yet in 1 Cor. 2:16 it says we have the mind of Christ, (we can think like He does if we choose to). Probably you thinking…"

May 5, 2012

Liam Callagan commented on Liam Callagan's blog post Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

"Ok Thanks, I'll look it up"

Apr 20, 2012

Alex Guggenheim commented on Liam Callagan's blog post Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

"Your Theodicy is the problem and why God created man in the first place. "The Invisible War" by Reformed Teacher Donald Grey Barnhouse will answer many of your dilemmas."

Apr 20, 2012

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Apr 19, 2012

Liam Callagan commented on Liam Callagan's blog post Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

"Hmm, Yvonne while I agree with you on God's Sovereignty and how great it is, I don't know about the other 2 statements. God giving man freedom to choose, in my finite human opinion, was the worst thing to befall man. What has freedom to…"

Apr 19, 2012

Yvonne commented on Liam Callagan's blog post Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

"you know the act of God placing the tree of the knowledge of good and evil in the garden is a statement of love. God could have made it so there was not choice to sin, no freedom to choose God or to live without Him. But because He wanted love He…"

Apr 19, 2012

Harry commented on Liam Callagan's blog post Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

"I see it every time that I receive Christ's very Body and Blood in the bread and wine of Holy Communion."

Apr 18, 2012

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Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

Seeing Gods Love through his omnipotence and omniscienceThe bible tells us that God loves us. No debate, no controversy, no scholarly exegesis needed. It's there, unequivocally and emphatically. I grew up on this notion, so did most Americans. The one thing any Christian will tell you, whether they be fake or sincere, theologian or layperson, is that God loves us. Most American Evangelists primarily focus on this one part of God's attribute to woo their listeners into getting them "saved"(I…See More

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Tell us a little about yourself: Well hello everybody! My name is Liam Callagan and I am originally from Dallas, TX but currently working as a missionary in the Philippines. Before that I did 4 years in the U.S. Navy as a Military Police Officer.

How would you describe yourself theologically (ie. what do you believe)?: Believe in the Life, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Who, outside of Bible characters, is your favorite theologian or pastor of the last 2,000 years.: Paul Washer

What is your web-address (NOTE:This is not your email address and should not be spam)?: http://liamcallagan@yahoo.com

Have you read our goals and stated purpose on our About Page at the top of the site?: Not yet but I'm about to

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Why It's difficult for me to see God's love

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Seeing Gods Love through his omnipotence and omniscience

The bible tells us that God loves us. No debate, no controversy, no scholarly exegesis needed. It's there, unequivocally and emphatically. I grew up on this notion, so did most Americans. The one thing any Christian will…

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At 4:58pm on August 11, 2011, Daniel said…: Welcome to Theologica, Liam! I look forward to your involvement. The forum is a great part of the site to jump right into with your thoughts and questions. I am one of the moderators here on the site. If you have not already done so, I encourage you to visit the About page at the top of the site so that you can familiarize yourself with our purpose and rules. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
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