
We believe debates should be moderated on an equal playing field and host live debates on controversial topics from science, religion, and politics several times a week.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 850 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSociety & Culture | |||

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Love it. Less flat earth. More atheist v. Christian please. 🙏
Update: If A. Wilson is a “Christian”, then no wonder people can’t stand them. A.W. sounds about as wicked as his OT “god”.
Love it. Less flat earth. More atheist v. Christian please. 🙏
The name of the podcast should be changed. These are NOT debates and it comes down to the moderators. They are horrible at maintaining the speakers or keeping them on topic, especially the religious affirmative.
Big fan of this channel. I find myself hating some of the debaters he has on, but I still respect them for coming on here. Really enjoy all the debates here.
The three episodes I listened to, wreaked of sexism. The questions debated aren’t controversial, they are bigoted.
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A debate-focused show that aims to level the playing field with moderated, live discussions on controversial topics spanning science, religion, and politics. Recent episodes center on Islam, Christianity, evolution, cosmology, and interfaith scripture, with a mix of theologians, scientists, and philosophers arguing their positions while fielding rigorous cross-examinations. The format tends toward dense, argumentative exchanges that reward clear sourcing and strong argumentative structure. Listeners should expect a wide range of viewpoints, from religious apologetics to secular critique, with occasional critiques of moderation and production quality noted by audiences. A notable pattern is the show's willingness to host high-profile religio... more
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