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Follow the Resurrection Evidence Where It Leads
Greg talks about the evidence for the resurrection, then he answers a question about the atheist objection that morality is subjective in Christianity because it depends on God.
#STRask - April 18, 2019
Questions about reacting to evil in light of God’s use of evil, whether goodness entails purpose, and how to respond when charged with the “No True Scotsman” fallacy.
Jesus Was Dead, Then Jesus Was Alive
Greg talks about why we should think the resurrection happened, then he takes calls on original sin and women’s roles.
#STRask - April 15, 2019
Greg answers questions about Bible versions, declining to attend a same-sex wedding, God’s omniscience, and the “Jesus movement.”
All Cosmological Views Have Metaphysical Significance
Greg talks about religion and science, then he takes calls on being restored after adultery, Catholicism, explaining the gospel to a person with autism, men having an opinion on abortion, and a CEO taking a position on LGBT issues.
#STRask - April 11, 2019
Greg answers questions about arguments for moral realism and the moral obligation to accept long-term medical interventions to prolong life.
Is Divine Command Morality Subjective?
Greg responds to the charge that divine command morality is ethical subjectivism, then he answers questions about the final judgment and how an atheist might refute the moral argument.
#STRask - April 8, 2019
Greg answers questions on whether God has compassion on us when we’re suffering from our sin, the “spirits in prison” in 1 Peter 3:19, and whether a backslidden person can repent and come back.
Do the Fig Tree Passages Contradict Each Other?
Greg responds to the charge that the parallel passages where Jesus curses the fig tree contradict each other, then he answers questions about the definition of atheism, fighting apathy, and addressing when life begins.
#STRask - April 4, 2019
Greg answers questions about whether memories are in the mind or in the brain and whether it’s possible there’s another person (or persons) in the Godhead.