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CC027: The Historical Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Part 5 of 5)

This is the fifth and final episode of a five-part podcast series on the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection. In this series I’m joined by Dr.’s Calum Miller and Max…

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CC026: The Historical Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Part 4 of 5)

This is the fourth episode of a five-part podcast series on the historical case for Jesus’ resurrection. In this series I’m joined by Dr.’s Calum Miller and Max Baker-Hytch, both…

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CC023: The Historical Case for the Resurrection of Jesus (Part 1 of 5)

Did you know that Christianity is true? No, I mean like it’s actually true. It’s not just something that people believe. You know, I say that a lot, but today…

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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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CC010: A Defense of Reformed Epistemology (Part 1)

Episode 10 starts a two-part series on Reformed Epistemology, the view that belief in God can be rational even without arguments. I’m joined by Dr. Andrew Moon. He’s a professional…

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CC009: Was Jesus Copied From Pagan Myth?

Today’s podcast is all about Jesus and whether his story was copied from previously existing Pagan mythology. This is a pretty popular objection–at least online–and so is worth covering at…

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CC008: Tim McGrew and I Critique Street Epistemology

We are already at episode 8 of the podcast! Can you believe it? This one features renowned Christian philosopher Tim McGrew. I invited him on to discuss Street Epistemology, a…

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We Have a Podcast!

After months of thinking about it, I’ve decided it’s finally time to start a podcast. One of the reasons I didn’t start it earlier was because I knew how much…

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