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Title: If God Exists, Why ' ' '


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If God Exists, Why . . . ?
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  • Genesis 127-28
  • So God created man in his own image, in the image
    of God he created him male and female he created
    them. God blessed them and said to them, Be
    fruitful and increase in number fill the earth
    and subdue it. Rule over the fish of the sea and
    the birds of the air and over every living
    creature that moves on the ground.

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  • Genesis 129-31
  • Then God said, I give you every seed-bearing
    plant on the face of the whole earth and every
    tree that has fruit with seed in it. They will be
    yours for food. And to all the beasts of the
    earth and all the birds of the air and all the
    creatures that move on the groundeverything that
    has the breath of life in itI give every green
    plant for food. And it was so.

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  • I. Types of Atheists

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • A. The Foolish Atheist.
  • Psalm 141 - The fool says in his heart, There
    is no God. They are corrupt, their deeds are
    vile there is no one who does good.

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • A. The Foolish Atheist.
  • 1. Fool (????? ) one who is both stupid
    immoral.
  • Psalm 361 - There is no fear of God before his
    eyes.

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • A. The Foolish Atheist.
  • 1. Fool (????? ) one who is both stupid
    immoral.
  • 2. If there is no God, there are no absolute
    standards!

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • B. The Practical Atheist.

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • B. The Practical Atheist.
  • Psalm 104 - In his pride the wicked does not
    seek him in all his thoughts there is no room
    for God.

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • B. The Practical Atheist.
  • Psalm 104 - In his pride the wicked does not
    seek him in all his thoughts there is no room
    for God.
  • Jeremiah 512 - They have lied about the LORD
    they said, He will do nothing! No harm will come
    to us we will never see sword or famine.

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • B. The Practical Atheist.
  • 1. God exists but He doesnt have any affect on
    our lives.

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • B. The Practical Atheist.
  • 1. God exists but He doesnt have any affect on
    our lives.
  • 2. Deism God created us, gave us laws to live
    by then split!

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I. Types of Atheists.
  • C. The Confused Atheist!
  • I John 222-23 - Who is the liar? It is the man
    who denies that Jesus is the Christ. Such a man
    is the antichristhe denies the Father and the
    Son. No one who denies the Son has the Father
    whoever acknowledges the Son has the Father also.

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  • I. Types of Atheists
  • II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • A. What do you mean?

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • B. God created mankind in His image.
  • Genesis 127 - So God created man in his own
    image, in the image of God he created him male
    and female he created them.

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • B. God created mankind in His image.
  • 1. Image (?????) a statue, replica or copy
    used for idols of false gods.

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • B. God created mankind in His image.
  • It also means essential nature as in a son is
    the image of his dad.
  • Genesis 53 - When Adam had lived 130 years, he
    had a son in his own likeness, in his own image
    and he named him Seth.

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • B. God created mankind in His image.
  • 2. You are more like God than anything else He
    created!

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • B. God created mankind in His image.
  • 2. You are more like God than anything else He
    created!
  • a. He enjoys your company.
  • Genesis 38 - . . . God as he was walking in the
    garden in the cool of the day . . .

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • B. God created mankind in His image.
  • 2. You are more like God than anything else He
    created!
  • b. You have power in your words. I John 514-15
    - This is the confidence we have in approaching
    God that if we ask anything according to his
    will, he hears us. And if we know that he hears
    uswhatever we askwe know that we have what we
    asked of him.

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • B. God created mankind in His image.
  • 2. You are more like God than anything else He
    created!
  • c. You have free choice!

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • C. Satan tempts we yield!

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II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • C. Satan tempts we yield!
  • Romans 623 - For the wages of sin is death, but
    the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus
    our Lord.

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  • I. Types of Atheists
  • II. Why Does God Allow Injustice in Our World?
  • III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
    to Affect Us?

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • A. What do you mean?

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • B. Mans sin has more affect than the obvious
    consequences of a sinful act.
  • Exodus 205 - . . . I, the LORD your God, am a
    jealous God, punishing the children for the sin
    of the fathers to the third and fourth generation
    of those who hate me . . .

28

III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Creation Science View
  • 1. The earth was enveloped in a watery canopy.

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Creation Science View
  • 1. The earth was enveloped in a watery canopy.
  • 2. The whole earth experienced tropical weather.

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Creation Science View
  • 1. The earth was enveloped in a watery canopy.
  • 2. The whole earth experienced tropical weather.
  • 3. Most harmful Gamma Rays were filtered.
    (Explains Dinosaurs?)

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Creation Science View
  • 4. Noahs flood - canopy collapses water gushes
    up from the ground.

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Creation Science View
  • 4. Noahs flood - canopy callapses water gushes
    up from the ground.
  • 5. From then on we have shorter lives adverse
    climate.

33

III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Jobs contribution
  • 1. The Acts of God are the
  • Acts of Satan.

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Jobs contribution
  • 1. The Acts of God are the
  • Acts of Satan.
  • 2. God limits Satan!

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • Jobs contribution
  • 1. The Acts of God are the
  • Acts of Satan.
  • 2. God limits Satan!
  • 3. God restores blesses the faithful!

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • D. God uses injustice natural calamities to
    discipline His children.
  • Proverbs 311-12 - My son, do not despise the
    LORD's discipline and do not resent his rebuke,
    because the LORD disciplines those he loves, as a
    father the son he delights in.

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III. Why Does God Allow the Natural Acts of God
to Affect Us?.
  • D. God uses injustice natural calamities to
    discipline His children.
  • Hebrews 127 - If you endure chastening, God
    deals with you as with sons.

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  • Proverbs 308-9
  • Give me neither poverty nor riches, but give me
    only my daily bread.
  • Otherwise, I may have too much and disown you and
    say, Who is the LORD?
  • Or
  • I may become poor and steal,
  • and so dishonor Your name.
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