Today we're responding to theology unplugged, reclaimingthemind.org, and they ask the question,

can God change his mind? Let's dive in.

It doesn't matter what the world says. I've seen what you can do. I know it's more than just coincidence it's amazing how you move

it's not always parting ocean sometimes it's the little moments when you show how close you are

some would say it's only chance.

I'm not gonna second guess.

I've seen the hand of God.

Because I believe in miracles.

You can do the impossible.

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Welcome now, Professor Layton Flowers.

You know, there are a lot of tough questions in Scripture, especially when it comes to understanding

the infinite nature of God, his knowledge of all things, and yet we see within Scripture

him interacting in the temporal world with man and reacting to man as if he's learning, as if he's changing his mind,

as if he's responding directly to a request. And these kinds of things can oftentimes confuse

us and our peon brains. And what's happening here? Is this a contradiction? Is this just anthropomorphic language? Anthropomorphism

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