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Interview: Paul Copan on Slavery in the Bible
Greg talks to Paul Copan about slavery in the Bible and then takes calls on whether demons cause trouble in our lives and how to respond to the contractualist view of morality.
The Teaching Methodology of Jesus
Greg talks to apologist and public school teacher Nate Sala of A Clear Lens then takes calls on whether difficulty trusting God means you’re not saved and the problem of evil as a contradiction in the Christian worldview.
The Contrived Conflict between Science and Religion
Greg talks about the conflict people see between science and religion then takes questions on Mormons hearing from God and extreme body modification.
#STRask - July 16, 2018
Greg answers questions about the genetic fallacy, proving objective morality, the 70th anniversary of Israel, the inscription on the Liberty Bell, and tips for retaining apologetic information.
#STRask - July 12, 2018
Greg answers questions about God being timeless and a possible problem with trying to interpret the Bible in light of the author’s intended meaning.
How Do You Know Jesus Was Perfect?
Greg answers questions about Jesus’ perfection, attending a housewarming for unmarried people, responding to an aggressive challenger, and more.
#STRask - July 9, 2018
Greg answers questions about whether the universe needed a cause, Jesus’ response to the woman caught in adultery, and adoption for same-sex couples.
Why Science Does Not Disprove Miracles
The claim that science disproves miracles is based on a misunderstanding of what a miracle is and, therefore, how one can evaluate it.
The Christian Ideas That Gave Rise to Modern Science
Are naturalistic assumptions necessary for doing science? Stephen Meyer argues that, no, it was a Christian worldview that gave rise to modern science.
Two Ends of the Thinking Spectrum
Greg discusses the differences between the left and the right: progressivism vs. conservatism. In addition, he answers questions about “ought” implying “can” and who created God.