If I had no love of Christ, the sheer understanding of His righteousness and the righteousness of God would drive me to flee to him with all of my energy.

Because I would understand the simple conclusion that there is nothing in this universe, I need more than a Savior.

And yet, there are millions, in fact, likely billions of people who believe otherwise.

R. C. Sprole has been addressing common objections to the Christian faith this

week on renewing your mind, and today he'll tackle the objection of those who claim that they

don't need a savior. Today is the final day you'll hear from Dr. Sprole's objections answered series,

so I do encourage you to request the complete series, along with

his 32 message overview of apologetics, defending your faith, when you give a donation of any amount

at renewingyourmind.org, before this offer ends at midnight tonight. So how would he

typically respond if someone said to Dr. Sprawl that they didn't need a

savior? So we continue now with our study of the most frequent questions and objections

that people raise about Christianity. One of those most frequent objections that I hear and have been documented

is the objection after we have carefully explained the essence of the Christian faith and have

tried to give a reason for our confidence in the

existence of God and so on, the objection that is raised is simply the statement,

So what?

What's the big deal?

Who cares?

Now, those responses are usually tied with the following statement that I have heard literally

hundreds of times in my life.

I've had people say to me, I don't see the need for religion.

I accept, R.C. that you find some significance and meaning and happiness out of your devotion to Christ and the things of God and so on, but that's not where I am.

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