Attributes of God
Knowing GodSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg explores the attributes of God in depth, focusing on the nature of worship, the concept of knowing God, and the distinction between God and humans. He emphasizes that our understanding of God has been influenced by Christian ideas for thousands of years, but challenges the notion that God can be fully comprehended or described. Gregg also discusses the eternal and uncreated nature of God, the question of God's existence, and the concept of God's immortality. Throughout his discussion, Gregg emphasizes God's faithfulness, omnipresence, and all-powerfulness, while acknowledging the limitations of human understanding.
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