{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/69e1288a0b4baf3bf2e5cb02/6ac04d235558f9dbe290069d?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"A Christian Challenged Our View of Jesus' Omniscience","thumbnail_width":200,"thumbnail_height":200,"thumbnail_url":"https://open-images.acast.com/shows/69e1288a0b4baf3bf2e5cb02/1790987943343-f7dc1d04-a19a-4f50-90f0-363decb77209.jpeg?height=200","description":"<p>A listener challenged our previous episode on the omniscience of Jesus with a thoughtful objection: If the incarnation meant that Jesus genuinely took on the limitations of humanity, why wouldn&#39;t that limitation include His knowledge? If Jesus is truly God, and God is omniscient, how do we make sense of passages like Luke 2:52, where Jesus &quot;increased in wisdom,&quot; or Jesus&#39; statement that He did not know the day or hour of His return? That&#39;s a serious question—and today we&#39;re taking the time to work through it. We discuss: • What Christians mean by the incarnation • The difference between essential and contingent attributes • What Philippians 2 actually says about Jesus &quot;emptying Himself&quot; • Whether Jesus surrendered divine attributes when He became human • God&#39;s omniscience and omnipresence • The difference between omnipresence and omnispatiality • Why theories of time matter to this discussion • How Jesus could grow in wisdom without necessarily gaining new propositional knowledge • What Luke 2 actually tells us about Jesus&#39; humanity • And whether the objection actually gives us a better explanation of Jesus This isn&#39;t about pretending every question has an easy answer. It&#39;s about being willing to ask difficult questions about Christianity—and then following the evidence wherever it leads. If you have any pushback on our content, we&#39;d love to hear from you. </p><p><br></p><p>CHAPTERS: </p><p><br></p><p>00:00 – Why We’re Revisiting the Omniscience of Jesus</p><p>01:18 – A Listener Challenges Our Previous Episode</p><p>03:35 – The Big Question: Did Jesus Know Everything?</p><p>05:36 – Essential vs. Contingent Attributes</p><p>06:38 – What Does the Incarnation Actually Mean?</p><p>07:36 – A Theory vs. B Theory of Time</p><p>10:34 – Omnipresence vs. Omnispaciality</p><p>11:37 – Why Christians Shouldn’t Fear Difficult Questions</p><p>12:07 – Ryan Responds to the Objection</p><p>14:01 – What Does “Emptying Himself” Mean in Philippians 2?</p><p>16:20 – Is Omniscience Essential to Jesus?</p><p>18:08 – What Makes an Attribute Essential to God?</p><p>20:47 – Does God Exist in All Places and All Times?</p><p>21:04 – The Problem with B Theory of Time</p><p>22:20 – Is Omnipresence Really Physical?</p><p>22:44 – What Does the Bible Mean by “God Is Everywhere”?</p><p>24:26 – God’s Presence vs. God’s Manifest Presence</p><p>25:29 – The Problem with Taking Omnipresence Literally</p><p>27:25 – Omnipresence, Pantheism, and Church History</p><p>28:30 – The Philosophical Problem with Omnipresence</p><p>31:31 – A Different Way to Understand Omnipresence</p><p>32:59 – Did Jesus Grow in Knowledge?</p><p>34:21 – Can You Know Something Without Consciously Knowing It?</p><p>35:31 – Our Five Reasons for Rejecting the Objection</p><p>36:34 – What We Can—and Can’t—Conclude</p><p>37:30 – “God’s Going to Tell Us We Were Both Wrong”</p><p>37:41 – Thanks for Listening</p><p><br></p><p>#Christianity #Jesus #Theology #Apologetics #Bible</p>","author_name":"The Caffeinated Christian"}