CC022: A New Cumulative Case for God’s Existence
I was browsing Facebook the other day (as I often do) and came across a paper that looked really interesting. It was titled: “From a Cosmic Fine-Tuner to a Perfect…
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5 Ways to Respond to Street Epistemology
What if I told you that anyone can navigate a real-life discussion with a Street Epistemologist? It’s true. In this post, I lay out 5 ways to respond to Street…
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Is There Really “No Evidence” For God? Tom Jump vs Dr. Josh Rasmussen
Some atheists believe that there’s no evidence for God’s existence. That’s the topic of this live discussion. Is it true that there’s literally no evidence for God? Is it possible…
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CC021: If God Does Not Exist, Why Be a Moral Person?
If atheism is true, in other words, if God does not exist, then what reason is there to be a moral person? Why do what’s morally right? If God doesn’t…
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CC020: Dealing with Doubt with Dr. Bobby Conway
The 20th episode of the podcast is all about dealing with doubt. Is doubt a sin? How can people with a public platform deal with doubt? What does the Bible…
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Is Belief in God Falsifiable?
One story about what distinguishes science from some other human pursuits, is that scientific theories must in principle be falsifiable. That is, there must be some way that it could…
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CC019: The Prior Probability of the Resurrection with Dr. Calum Miller (Part 2)
In episode 19, Dr. Calum Miller and I complete our discussion of the Prior Probability of the Resurrection. “What the heck is that?” you might be asking yourself. Skeptical arguments…
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The Moral Character of the Christian Apologist with Dr. Douglas Groothuis
What should the moral character of the Christian apologist look like? How should we react when nonbelievers ridicule and mock our beliefs? How can we view our dialogue partners as…
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Book Review: The Bible in a Disenchanted Age
Originally delivered as a series of lectures, The Bible in a Disenchanted Age: The Enduring Possibility of Christian Faith is “interested in giving an account of the processes that are…
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Book Review: Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament
I have wanted to read John Walton’s Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament for a long time. When I learned that a second edition was being published, my…
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