
A former Christian, takes a look at the claims of Christians.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 276 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & SpiritualityScience | |||

When I said someone should make a six-hour video on the external evidence for who wrote the Gospels, Faith Because of Reason took me up on it... to the second. Dave lines up 17 ancient “witnesses” he says knew the names of the Gospel authors.
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Cliffe Knechtle says the evidence for Jesus makes Christianity uniquely credible, but one persistent student isn’t convinced. Let’s put Cliffe’s strongest arguments to the test and see whether he ever really answers the question: Why Christianity?
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Mel Gibson has finally revealed our first real look at The Resurrection of the Christ, and there’s a lot hiding in just a few minutes of footage. I’m going shot by shot through the new preview to uncover the biblical references, historical clues, sur... more
The fourth and final volume of Gary Habermas' 4,000-page resurrection magnum opus has arrived, and Paul reads it cover to cover to see if the series finishes strong. What he finds is a book that barely mentions the "minimal facts" argument it was bui... 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 rigorous, inquiry-driven show that critically examines Christian claims through discussions with scholars, philosophers, and skeptics. Episodes frequently tackle topics like the historical reliability of gospel accounts, the resurrection, epistemology and methods in apologetics, and the role of science and memory in religious belief. The host often contrasts scientific, philosophical, and historical methods with faith-based arguments, inviting guests who offer credentialed perspectives and rigorous analysis. The program stands out for its calm, evidence-focused debates, willingness to challenge mainstream apologetics, and a consistent emphasis on evaluating arguments with transparent sourcing and critical scrutiny.
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Recent guests on Paulogia include:
1. Cliffe Knechtle
2. Gary R. Habermas
3. Craig Evans
4. Frank Turek
5. Josh Howerton
6. Ian Hutchinson
7. John Lennox
8. Mike Alter
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