Philip Yancey on the Question that Never Goes Away

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  • čas přidán 2. 03. 2014
  • Award winning author and speaker Philip Yancey writes with a journalist's eye for detail, irony and honest skepticism. He is often faced with difficult questions in life especially when disaster strikes. Here, he speaks with Moira how to handle the difficult questions one might have in life.

Komentáře • 20

  • @cebukitty
    @cebukitty Před 6 lety +9

    Ive been buying yancey’s books for several years now over and over but i cant seem to keep one for myself as im constantly gifting them to friends. His books give me so much comfort and ease my pain that i just want to share it to others. I hope he does more videos in youtube so his messages of hope and healing can reach this new generation

  • @Normantnt
    @Normantnt Před 9 lety +6

    What a wonderful sharing time with my favorite author Philip Yancey. Thanks for posting this video. It means more to me than you know.

  • @RICHARDSORBIT
    @RICHARDSORBIT Před 9 lety +1

    Praise the Lord for his Grace! And opening the minds and hearts of all the world and those who are in search of his everlasting Love!

  • @rogersacco4624

    he believes in hell .Click!

  • @msjdb723
    @msjdb723 Před 6 lety +2

    I cannot believe I used to almost idolize this guy as a teenager. He has no answers still and it's the same old spiel.

  • @chantelspeakman8
    @chantelspeakman8 Před 6 lety +5

    A famous "Christian" author implies that the Bible is fallible and uninspired (starting around 9 minutes in), and poorly written in contrast to a fellow, famous, "Christian" author (some of whose writings are required reading for certain witches), and no one bats an eye. A very sad and alarming time for true believers in Christ Jesus 😢

  • @urasam2
    @urasam2 Před 2 lety

    This is such nonsense. They talk about how “God” is distressed, upset, feels our pain etc. They don’t see how this is a contradiction to the concept that “God” is also omniscient, omnibenevolent and atemporal. It would literally be impossible to simultaneously be present in every moment in time and experience an emotion such as distress or regret.