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Faith and Reason Exchange

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Explore challenging questions about Christianity in thoughtful, informed, and intellectually stimulating conversations that deepen the connection between faith and reason. Set within the historic Christian tradition, this podcast discusses current scientific, philosophical, and cultural issues as it pursues a faith that better understands and an intellect that has reason to believe. In a time when... more

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Recent Guests

Mickey Mattox
Professor of Theology at Hillsdale College
Hillsdale College
Episode: Individual and community w/ Dr. Mickey Mattox
Rev. Dr. Fred Baltz
Expert in the Shroud of Turin and historical artifacts related to biblical history.
St. Matthew Lutheran Church
Episode: The Shroud of Turin (wih Rev. Dr. Fred Baltz)
Dr. Dan Deen
Philosopher at Concordia University Irvine
Concordia University Irvine
Episode: Philosophy amidst theology (with Dr. Dan Deen)
Bruce Hillman
Scholar in residence at 1517 and former pastor
1517
Episode: An irenic conversation on Pope Francis
Chad Bird
A prominent speaker and theologian
1517 Podcast Network
Episode: Fueling the Mission: Supporting 1517 to Proclaim the Gospel
Lex Newman
Professor of Philosophy
University of Utah
Episode: The problem of evil
Erik Ankerberg
President of Concordia University Wisconsin and Ann Arbor, professor of literature
Concordia University Wisconsin
Episode: Flannery O'Connor
Dr. Francis Beckwith
Professor of Philosophy and Church State Studies at Baylor University, author and scholar
Baylor University
Episode: Faith, Reason, and Thomas Aquinas with Dr. Francis Beckwith

Hosts

Dr. Adam Francisco
Co-host who explores the intersection of faith, philosophy, and culture with a focus on historical Christian tradition.
Dr. David Andersen
Co-host specializing in theological discussions and Christian ethical frameworks in modern society.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 183 ratings
  • Profoundly Awesome!

    Podcast Addict
    5
    657DD-Badger
    2 months ago
  • My current favorite podcast

    I’m learning so much from this podcast. I enjoy listening to both Adam and David think through things. They often ask and answer questions that I have. It’s been a huge help for me.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LaurenkHill
    United States3 months ago
  • No politics!

    Enjoy the pod much more when Adam and David explore history and philosophy in regards to church, faith and reason. We don’t need your repeated thoughts on modern politics. Not all of your listeners are conservative!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    ABQAztec
    United States6 months ago
  • Wonderful

    This is a must listen if you like thoughtful and deep discussions with sides of humility, honesty and humor. It pairs well with your favorite bourbon or ice tea.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bleufang
    United States8 months ago
  • Potential but

    I love the subject matter of most of your shows… I’ve been a listener since the first episode and I subscribe to most of the 1517 podcasts. But I find some of your cultural critiques to be nothing more than Fox News talking points. This is disappointing. Your mention of Jonathan Cain is kind of a last straw for me. I simply can’t take him seriously- or take seriously anyone who does. I wish you all the best.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    ForrestHorn
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

There is a request for less political commentary, with some finding it distracting from the main focus on faith and philosophy.
Overall, reviews highlight the podcast as a valuable resource for anyone engaged in spiritual exploration.
The episode's blending of personal anecdotes with rigorous academic analysis is well-received.
Listeners appreciate the intelligent and thoughtful conversations that provoke deeper understanding of Christianity.
Many enjoy the hosts' ability to discuss complex topics with a balance of humility and evidence-based reasoning.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Personhood and Ontology
Q: What is a person, David?
It's a complex definition, especially as there's much disagreement on the topic.
On Forgiveness
Q: Do I need to feel forgiveness before I offer it?
No, we should forgive even if we don't feel like it, as the act itself can lead to genuine feelings of forgiveness.
On Forgiveness
Q: What do we mean, what do Christians mean by forgiveness?
It is a concept redefined by Jesus that emphasizes self-surrender and the need to forgive others as we have been forgiven.
Spiritual but not religious, nones, et cetera
Q: What do you say to those who identify as spiritual but not religious?
This reflects a disinterested disposition towards historic Christianity and is concerning.
Is there secular space?
Q: How do we as Christians approach issues in the supposed arena of the secular world?
The discussion emphasizes that Christians should recognize the intrinsic connection between their faith and actions in political environments, treating every person as a gift from God.

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The content features in-depth discussions on various topics linking faith and reason, with a strong focus on Christianity's relationship with contemporary issues such as politics, philosophy, history, and ethics. Episodes tackle complex subjects, including the theological implications of political stances, the significance of historical events like the Reformation, and modern ethical dilemmas like abortion. Additionally, the podcast provides insights into the rise of interest in religion among younger generations, making it particularly relevant for those looking to understand how faith interacts with modern thought and society. The unique contribution lies in the hosts' ability to blend rigorous academic perspectives with relatable convers... more

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1. Mickey Mattox
2. Rev. Dr. Fred Baltz
3. Dr. Dan Deen
4. Bruce Hillman
5. Chad Bird
6. Lex Newman
7. Erik Ankerberg
8. Dr. Francis Beckwith

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