Aaron Yost

Mormon missionaries are at your house. They’re talking about Jesus. You’re talking about Jesus. And somehow, you’re agreeing and disagreeing at the same time. In our latest blog post leading up to Fellowship Night, we unpack why these conversations feel so confusing and how Christians can approach them with greater clarity and confidence.

Not long ago someone wrote to the Tennessee Fellowship for Christian Apologetics after reading one of my blog articles. Among other things, he argued that I had simply chosen to follow God’s moral system, while others chose differently. Therefore, since we are all subjectively choosing, my morality was just as subjective as anyone else’s. His three main points were 1) "Aaron Yost actually decides what's right for himself." 2) "Aaron Yost is incapable of providing me what "God's moral order"...

One of the most common objections you’ll hear today goes something like this:“So you’re saying God sends me to hell just because I don’t believe in Him? That’s unjust — because if He’s the one who has to give faith, then how can I be punished for not having it?” On the surface, this sounds like a strong critique. But once you look closely at what the Bible actually says, the objection unravels. 1. Unbelief Is Not Ignorance, It ’s Suppression The first mistake is assuming unbelief means...