
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Episodes are approximately 40 minutes. Most of the time I can only get through 15 or 20 minutes. Sometimes the discussion is interesting based on a good topic, these days, not so much.
However, despite the podcast introduction appealing to positive dialogue, they often enough “swerve off the road”to make a polemical political point straight out of Fox News. Quite strange.
I feel I started listening at first because there were some good discussions about philosophy and theology. I don’t get t... more
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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.
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!
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Two Oxford-educated hosts engage in thoughtful, rigorous conversations at the intersection of faith and reason. Topics span theology, philosophy, science, and culture, with frequent explorations of apologetics, higher education, and the role of religion in public life. Episodes often feature deep dives into intellectual traditions, critiques of secular narratives, and practical reflections on moral life, making it a solid fit for listeners who value reasoning, historical context, and faith-informed analysis. A notable strength is the blend of humility and rigor; the hosts frequently acknowledge limits while inviting listeners into constructive inquiry, which can appeal to academically minded Christians and interfaith curious thinkers alike.... more
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