Please explain Luke 17:20, 21. It is used here to prove there is no personal God.
B. F. R. There is absolutely no proof whatever in that text that there is no personal God. It does not deal with the thought. The thought of the 20th verse is that the kingdom of God does not come with great pomp and show; that is, Christ's spiritual kingdom which He was establishing among men. "Neither shall they say, Lo here! or lo there! for, behold, the kingdom of God is among you," as the margin reads. The margin of the Revised Version reads, "in the midst of you." Christ's kingdom, and the Maker of the kingdom, was there among them. The personality of the Godhead is taught in so many scriptures that it seems to us there can be no question in regard to it. See for instance John 17:1-3.