Answering the Critics (Part 8 of 20 -- Alan Rhoda)
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Okay his delivery really has nothing to do with his argument. Your two sentences seem disconnected and I am unsure as to why you feel the need to criticize that, as I am sure his speaking ability is not the reason he is on that panel.
God's nature never changes...okay, fine. When dealing with spiritual matters the word "nature" can be a little etherial. I think the point Dr. Rhoda was making is that God's character never changes, which leaves open just about everything else. (Prophecy, etc.)
SpottedDojoFish 3 years ago
He stumbles over his words and too many uhs and ums. God's nature never changes.
DisconnectedUser 3 years ago