
A former Christian, takes a look at the claims of Christians.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 265 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityScienceReligion & Spirituality | |||

The “Minimal Facts” argument is often presented as the most reliable, evidence-based case for the resurrection—built only on what even skeptical scholars accept. But how strong is that foundation, really? Researcher Michael J Alter examines the famou... more
When Wes Huff appeared on Mikhaila Peterson's podcast, his historical arguments sounded compelling—but how well do they hold up when someone actually checks them?
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Alex O’Connor and Trent Horn recently debated the resurrection of Jesus — but beneath the polished arguments was a much bigger problem nobody stopped to examine. Let's discuss the hidden assumptions behind the reliability of the gospels, group appear... more
Apparently no one can doubt the veracity of Matthew, Mark, Luke or John until such time as they address everything in InspiringPhilosophy's 6+ hour supercut on gospel reliability. If you know anyone who is confident of the historical reliability of t... more
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Well-researched. Top-notch guests. Delivered with a sense of humor.
I want to start off by saying that I’ve been watching your videos on YouTube and I think you’re doing a great job of taking Christian apologists down a peg or ten! Having been an atheist for quite some time now, I love to see other nonbelievers in deities manning the bulwarks, as it were! Keep it up, Paul! And don’t think that you’re not intelligent, because you are, in your own special unique way!
Keep up the good work, really appreciate what you’re doing here!
Thoughtful, kind, and inspiring
Still pushing the cult of Covid in summer 2025. If your ceremonial facial coverings 😷worked then if you wear yours why do I need to wear your cult’s symbolism? Stick with your podcast’s category
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A skeptical, science-and-history-minded show that critiques Christian claims through rigorous analysis, debates, and conversations with scholars and skeptics. Episodes frequently tackle resurrection evidence, historical reliability of Gospel texts, and comparisons between faith-based narratives and scientific or historical scrutiny. The hostMaintains a calm, evidence-driven, often humorous tone and regularly features guests who challenge theological assumptions or defend them with scholarly rigor. This combination of rigorous critique, open dialogue, and a focus on methodological questions makes it appealing to listeners who value rational inquiry and intellectual civility.
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Recent guests on Paulogia include:
1. John J. Collins
2. Than Christopoulos
3. Matt Dillahunty
4. Godless Granny
5. J. Warner Wallace
6. Mike Licona
7. Bart Ehrman
8. Brady Goodwin
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