Shane Rosenthal was raised in a Jewish home but became an atheist at a very early age. Some years later, however, he ended up losing faith in atheism and converted to Christianity. On this podcast, he talks with people from a wide variety of worldviews and perspectives in order to explore the beliefs and ideas that shape our lives. www.humbleskeptic.com
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture |
Throughout his various writing projects, J. Warner Wallace encourages his readers to study the Gospels forensically—that is, to always be on the lookout for evidence, either of deception on the one hand, or of authentic eyewitness testimony on the ot... more
In a chapter he wrote for the Handbook on the Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith, Jim Sibley argued that Luke’s Theophilus was likely a Jewish high priest. In fact, he says this Theophilus may have been deposed from office in 41 AD because of his fa... more
In his famous prologue, Luke indicates that his Gospel is addressed to a “most excellent Theophilus.” As others had done, Luke decided to write an orderly account about the things Jesus had accomplished “among us.” So, was Luke suggesting that both h... more
On the last episode, Dr. T.C. Schmidt argued that there are good reasons to believe the two passages about Jesus found in the writings of Josephus are authentic. On this program, Shane continues his conversation and inquires about the Slavonic editio... more
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I stumbled on this podcast and was blown away by the practical and interesting knowledge shared by the host and guests. I continue to recommend it to all my friends and family.
This is hands down one of the best apologetic programs I have heard!
I have been listening to Shane since Whitehorse days and have always been impressed with his ability to ask just the right questions and not to manipulate the answers. His honest and exhaustive search of the Hebrew scriptures and the New Testament to form the links is so valuable. Thank you.
…this is a great podcast. The level of thought that goes into each interview and episode is amazing. I’m challenged to dig deeper into my faith in Jesus pretty much every time I listen.
There cannot be “your truth” or “my truth” - there is only truth. The Humble Skeptic searches for truth, setting aside common assumptions and preconceptions and follows the evidence with an open mind to an ultimate, supportable conclusion. I appreciate the common sense, practical, methodical and open-minded approach used to find reliable answers to questions that, sadly, often rely on our unreliable feelings.
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A captivating exploration into the depths of belief and skepticism, the podcast features conversations that challenge conventional thought by bringing on guests from diverse backgrounds and perspectives. Each episode seeks to unpack complex notions surrounding faith, morality, and historical narratives often found in religious texts, particularly focusing on the intersection of Judaism and Christianity. Notable for its scholarly approach combined with personal reflection, the show is designed to provoke thought and encourage listeners to re-examine their beliefs and the underlying evidence supporting them.
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Recent guests on The Humble Skeptic include:
1. J. Warner Wallace
2. Dr. Jim Sibley
3. Peter Bolt
4. Dr. TC. Schmidt
5. Jason DeRouchie
6. John Ronning
7. Dennis Prager
8. Andreas Kastenberger
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