Faith, Doubt, and the Jury Standard You’re Getting Wrong

About this sermon

This video is all about learning to think about faith the way a jury thinks about evidence. 🧠⚖️ Instead of demanding absolute certainty or “no doubt allowed,” we’ll look at why you already live every day with unanswered questions—and why the right standard is beyond a reasonable doubt, not beyond a possible doubt. Drawing on years of working criminal trials, I’ll show how juries are asked to make life changing decisions with open questions still on the table, and how that applies to trusting the reliability of Scripture and the Christian worldview. We’ll also compare the unanswered questions in Christianity with the unanswered questions in atheism (about origins, fine tuning, consciousness, morality, and evil) and ask which set of questions is actually smaller. ❓✝️ 👇 RESOURCES MENTIONED 👇 📖 Forensic Faith (book): http://amzn.to/2Bvkyv4 🎓 High School Apologetics YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@HighSchoolApologetics If this helped you think more clearly about faith and doubt, please LIKE 👍 the video, SUBSCRIBE 🔔 for more content, and SHARE it with a friend who’s wrestling with questions. And drop a COMMENT letting me know which title you saw and how you’ve handled doubt in your own walk. 💬

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• Faith