FaithQuest Perspectives
FaithQuest Perspectives
Q018_112825 Gen. 3:1-6 When Good Became Evil, And Evil Became Good
Q018_112825 Gen. 3:1-6 When Good Became Evil, And Evil Became Good
Q018_112825 Gen. 3:1-6 When Good Became Evil, And Evil Became Good
Friday 28th November 2025
Explore how questioning God's motives leads to addiction, suppression, and the inversion of good and evil in this episode with Colin Cook.
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Episode Overview
- Questioning God's motives can lead to the inversion of good and evil.
- Faith is presented as a solution to suppressing truth.
- Addiction is discussed as an inversion of what is perceived as good.
- Biblical stories provide insight into human nature and addiction.
- Understanding spiritual experiences can aid in addiction recovery.
"We have come to believe that there are no consequences to evil. That's our human nature."
Ever wondered why we sometimes push away the very things that could bring us joy? This episode of 'How it Happens with Colin Cook' takes a fascinating look at the story of Adam and Eve, examining how human nature has evolved to question and suppress the truth. With references to biblical passages, Colin Cook explores the idea that questioning God's motives leads us to invert good and evil, believing that what is forbidden might actually be beneficial.
You'll hear how this mindset plays into addiction, where the allure of substances can seem like an enlightening experience, only to obscure our perspective on life. Colin Cook doesn't shy away from the tough questions, asking why we often see God as a killjoy rather than a source of joy. Through discussions about faith, suppression, and the inversion of good and evil, listeners are encouraged to rethink their perspectives on addiction and recovery.
The episode also touches on the importance of faith in overcoming these challenges, suggesting that true belief is the antidote to suppression. Colin's engaging storytelling and thought-provoking insights make this episode a must-listen for anyone curious about the deeper psychological and spiritual aspects of addiction. So, are you ready to challenge your own perceptions and perhaps find a new path to recovery? Dive into this episode and see where it leads you.