A podcast for people who were once very comfortable in their Christian faith … until the 21st century intruded and made it very hard to keep on believing. And for those who are intrigued by science, philosophy, world history, and even world religions …. and want to rationalize that with their Christian theology. And for those who found that’s just not possible … and yet there’s still a small part ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 130 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
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The last two interviews, one with Yancey and the other with Schaeffer, were outstanding. I sincerely appreciate this podcast. I never miss. The hosts are thoughtful, penetrating and consistently well prepared.
Great insights, with discussion of both sides
I am in the process of deconstructing my evangelical views and this podcast is so insightful and helpful in reconstruction of my faith based on solid information. 10/10 would recommend!!
A wonderfully open platform to discuss pros & cons of belief, religion and our society. Experts from many vocations relaying provocative and enlightening views on long held religious beliefs and the potential for deeper understanding. Personally it has been life changing and freeing from some long held traditions that I was mistaken about. Thanks guys, for the effort, study and energy you put in to this work!
An excellent podcast for believers and non believers/atheists (such as myself.) While Luke and Boyd are believers, they never stay from being critical of belief, and listening critically and respectfully to all viewpoints. I recommend their interview with Paul Ens as a perfect example of how believers and atheists can have an honest, respectful conversation on beliefs or lack thereof.
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