Why You Were Created {Reflections}

Why did God create human beings? It's one of the oldest questions known to humanity, and we're tackling it head-on in our latest episode. Was it for worship, companionship, or perhaps something else entirely? Join us as we challenge these conventional answers and explore a more profound perspective rooted in the Trinitarian view of God. We delve into the notion of creation as an act of divine love and abundance, rather than a fulfillment of divine need or desire for praise. This episode invites you to reflect on the boundless love of the Trinity—a dynamic relationship of giving and receiving—and how this love naturally overflows into the creation of the universe and humanity.

Engage with a narrative that rethinks the divine motivations behind our existence, painting a picture of a God so full of vibrant life and love that creation was an inevitable overflow. Drawing on Trinitarian theology, which portrays God as a perfect unity lacking nothing, we propose that God didn't create out of loneliness or a need for worship but rather from a place of abundance. Imagine a cup so full it spills over; that's the essence of creation we're discussing. Tune in for an enriching conversation that reshapes how we understand our place in the universe and our relationship with the divine.

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