Is the Roman Catholic View of Consciousness Biblical? Elizabeth Reacts to Philip Larrey

Michael Knowles & Kirk Cameron Discuss Hellgate — Elizabeth Reacts

Join me as I watch a video and react to what I hear. The video I watch is from Michael Knowles’s YouTube channel. Knowles and Kirk Cameron discuss “hellgate” — the theological controversy surrounding Cameron’s exploration of conditional immortality (“annihilationism”). I encourage you to watch my series “Death & Hell: What Does the Bible Say? [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4z902AIoUs5wpujtATY0uNkd91tOk_Yp]” to dive deeper into these topics. The video I watch in this episode: “Hellgate: Kirk Cameron Explains The Viral HELL Controversy [https://youtu.be/ys9IltvSFI0?si=vpUPVyuPMHTjccu_]” These reactions are my first-time impressions and are intended for the purpose of education and discussion. I encourage you to search the scriptures for yourself. “They received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so” (Acts 17:11).

Is the Roman Catholic View of Consciousness Biblical? Elizabeth Reacts to Philip Larrey

Join me as I watch a video and react to what I hear. The video I watch is from the YouTube channel Closer to Truth [https://www.youtube.com/@CloserToTruthTV]. Host Robert Lawrence Kuhn interviews Philip Larrey, Ph.D., about the Roman Catholic view of consciousness. Larrey is a Catholic priest and professor of philosophy at Boston College. I encourage you to watch my series "Death & Hell: What Does the Bible Say? [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4z902AIoUs5wpujtATY0uNkd91tOk_Yp]" to dive deeper into these topics. The video I watch in this episode: "Philip Larrey - Theories of Consciousness [https://youtu.be/0x3Dh-Omjxo?si=hWeJLOtmGYEIT5CG]" These reactions are my first-time impressions and are intended for the purpose of education and discussion. I encourage you to search the scriptures for yourself. “They received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so” (Acts 17:11).

Is Annihilationism Represented Fairly? Elizabeth Reacts to Ken Ham’s Take on Kirk Cameron

Join me as I watch a video for the first time and react to what I hear. The video I watch is Ken Ham's response to "the Kirk Cameron controversy" in which Ham shares what a few Christian theologians say about eternal punishment in hell. Ham believes their statements refute annihilationism/conditionalism, now under consideration by Cameron. I detect some flaws in Ham's argument and biblical interpretation, but I add my voice to his call for repentance and belief. This is a topic well worth wrestling with. I encourage you to watch my series "Death & Hell: What Does the Bible Say? [https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL4z902AIoUs5wpujtATY0uNkd91tOk_Yp]" to dive deeper into these topics. The video I watch in this episode: "My Response to the Kirk Cameron Controversy [https://youtu.be/6JChEYGkcKc?si=v2mhOf7PWwRKxGoD]" These reactions are my first-time impressions and are intended for the purpose of education and discussion. I encourage you to search the scriptures for yourself. “They received the word with all readiness of mind, and searched the scriptures daily, whether those things were so” (Acts 17:11).

How to Start Reading the Bible

If you want to read the Bible but don’t know how to start — or you struggle with sticking to a daily Bible reading habit — these tips and resources can help. Daily Bible reading is one of the most important commitments you can ever make. You’ll learn: * What the Bible is * How the Bible is structured * How to make a Bible reading plan * How to stick with Bible reading for the long term * How to get the most out of Bible reading Learn more: https://elizabethwhitworth.com/how-to-start-reading-the-bible/

Seeking a Godly Response to the Assassination of Charlie Kirk

The world is reeling from the devastating assassination of Charlie Kirk. A life cut short. A family ripped apart. A nation horrified not only by the shocking scene before our eyes but by the way one moment revealed a societal sickness that was perhaps beyond our estimation. While most people have responded with appropriate grief and compassion, we’re also hearing some shameful responses. I’m not just referring to those who hated Charlie Kirk or what he stood for. I’m also talking about some of those who loved him and his message. I especially want to draw attention to those who claim to carry the name of Christ but are speaking or acting in ways wholly inconsistent with His character and teaching.   Watch on YouTube. [https://youtu.be/qewxhlD04iA] Read on Substack. [https://open.substack.com/pub/elizabethwhitworth/p/is-it-time-for-christian-hate]