Dr. Jennings
Designed 4 More
Designed 4 More is a joint production of Come and Reason and Honey Lake Clinic. Tim Jennings, M.D, Ed Anderson, HLC chaplain, and Danielle Rhome, HLC therapist, will seek to harmonize biblical principles with science and real-life experiences to find harmonized truths in which all three threads of evidence agree.
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7 Levels of Moral Decision-making (Part 2) 06.08.2024 1:02:35
Welcome to Part 2 of our journey through the seven levels of moral decision-making. In our previous episode, we laid the groundwork for understanding how we discern right from wrong. In this episode, we're diving deeper into each of the seven levels, uncovering the intricacies of moral decision-making and how our understanding evolves at each stage. Just as parents adapt their communication to...
7 Levels of Moral Decision-making (Part 1) 30.07.2024 1:01:26
There are seven levels of understanding right and wrong (moral decision-making). Because God is love, God speaks to each person at their level of development, just as a parent speaks to their children in different ways at various stages of development. A parent explains things differently to a 3 year old than to a 30 year old. So does God.
Designed 4 More 22.07.2024 30:51
For a law to qualify as a design law, it must be a principle upon which reality operates, yielding testable, reproducible, consistent, and predictable results. "Designed 4 More" is a collaborative production by Come and Reason Ministries and Honey Lake Clinic (HLC). Join Tim Jennings, M.D., Ed Anderson, HLC chaplain, and Danielle Rhome, HLC therapist, as they harmonize biblical principle...
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