Is God Truly Hidden? | The Problem of Divine Hiddenness | Part 3 of 3

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In this third episode on the problem of divine hiddenness series, Dr. Jacobs takes a closer look at the premise. Is God truly hidden? Through anthropological and theological lenses, he investigates how our status as creatures might affect our ability to perceive God, and whether divine hiddenness serves a purpose in redemption. He’ll also explore whether you are ultimately morally culpable for non-resistant unbelief.

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00:00:00 Intro
00:02:51 The timing of belief in God
00:13:32 The requisite conditions for unveiling God
00:18:44 Anthropology
00:26:31 The nature of creatureliness
00:38:59 Objective and subjective hiddenness
00:54:16 Why is God not more evident?
01:10:25 Hiddenness & redemption
01:16:23 Are you ultimately morally culpable for non-resistant unbelief?

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