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ShowsWhy was Jesus so cryptic? Is divorce ever OK? Does Isaiah 53 predict Jesus? And which theologian is hardest to understand?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle why Jesus spoke in riddles, how Christians should approach divorce and remarriage, and what Isaiah 53 really reveals about Christ and prophecy. A thoughtful episode blending biblical insight and practical wisdom.
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Shows“Is Jesus the only God?” Andy Bannister & Imam Ali-Hanafi
Is Jesus just a prophet or God incarnate? In this respectful dialogue, Imam Yasser Al Hanafi and Dr Andy Bannister discuss the deep theological differences between Islam and Christianity, exploring what both faiths really believe about Jesus.
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ShowsFrom Hindu monk to Christian: Rahil Patel on karma, grace and finding Jesus
Former Hindu monk Rahil Patel joins Luke Martin to share his extraordinary journey from strict spiritual discipline and karma to discovering grace and faith in Jesus. They discuss the challenges of moving between worldviews, what Christians often miss about Hinduism, and the deeper questions of spiritual longing, religious pluralism, and the search for God.
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ShowsIs the Greek Orthodox Church biblical? Are icons? Was John’s Letter written to a woman? And should Christians judge?
Tom Wright tackles big questions on whether Protestants miss out by misunderstanding the Orthodox tradition, if the Greek Orthodox Church is biblical, and who the “elect lady” in 2 John really was. Plus, guidance on judgement, holiness, and Christian witness.
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ShowsShould we be scared? How AI is changing morality, meaning and human identity! With Theologian Dr Brian R Brock and AI Expert Prof Nigel Crook
Is artificial intelligence quietly reshaping what it means to be human? Theologian Dr Brian R Brock and AI expert Prof Nigel Crook debate AI’s impact on morality, meaning, and identity - from AI companions to the rise of “techno-religion.” Are we losing something uniquely human, or can faith help us resist the attention economy?
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ShowsWhat Did Jesus Mean By “My Father’s House”? How should we think about euthanasia, and what are the rewards of Heaven?
This episode explores what Jesus meant by “my Father’s house,” the biblical meaning of heavenly rewards, and how Christians should approach complex questions about euthanasia, human dignity, and the hope of new creation.
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ShowsDid God Create Reality? William Lane Craig, Jessica Frazier, Philip Goff and Joe Folley on Meaning, Morality and the Universe
What is reality, and does it have meaning? In this special event, William Lane Craig, Jessica Frazier, Philip Goff, and Joe Folley debate whether God, morality, and consciousness are at the heart of the universe - or if meaning is something we create. Big questions, deep ideas, and lively disagreement.
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ShowsWhy is Britain becoming ungovernable? The grey vote and the need for intergenerational justice
This episode tackles why Britain seems increasingly ungovernable, with another prime minister resigning and deep divides between generations. We explore the structural issues plaguing UK politics, the moral challenge of climate change, and how the church could offer a better model for justice between young and old, rich and poor.
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ShowsWhy I am not a Christian Nationalist | Dr Brian Brock on Christianity, Politics and Meaning
Dr Brian Brock joins Luke Martin to discuss why so many are searching for God and meaning today. They explore Christianity’s role in politics, the risks of “Christian nationalism,” and how disability theology redefines dignity, success, and what it means to be made in God’s image.
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ShowsJesus and God’s wrath, was the Holy Spirit in the OT and did God really command violence?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle some of the Bible’s toughest questions: How do we understand Jesus and God’s wrath, the presence of the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament, and God’s commands about violence? A thoughtful, honest look at Scripture’s hardest topics.
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ShowsShould the Fall be celebrated? Caleb Woodbridge and Damien Walter on Pullman/CSLewis hosted by John Nelson
Caleb Woodbridge and Damien Walter join John Nelson to debate Philip Pullman’s fierce critique of C.S. Lewis, the meaning of the Fall, and what fantasy stories like Narnia and His Dark Materials reveal about faith, maturity, and the human search for truth.
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ShowsAutism: Disability or superpower?
With autism diagnoses on the rise, is it time to rethink what autism means? Theologian Erin Burnett joins to discuss neurodiversity, inclusion, and the ethical questions around genetic testing and abortion.
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ShowsIs there one biblical canon? Catholics and justification by faith? And will there be a third temple?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle tough questions about the biblical canon, Catholic salvation, and the idea of a future Third Temple. They explore how the Bible was formed, what really divides Protestants and Catholics, and why Christians should focus on Jesus and the church - not rebuilding in Jerusalem.
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ShowsDid Christianity create the West – and can its values survive without faith? Mike Jones vs Matt Whiteley hosted by John Nelson
Did Christianity shape the modern West? John Nelson, Mike Jones, and Matt Whitley debate whether values like human rights, science, and democracy have Christian roots - and what happens when society drifts away from them.
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ShowsFrom population bomb to fertility cliff edge: The ethics of birth rates
As global birth rates fall - even in countries once feared to be overpopulated - what are the social and ethical implications? This episode explores what the fertility decline means for society and Christian thought, and tackles whether social media bans for teens can actually protect young people.
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ShowsIs Christianity Making a Comeback? Andy Bannister on Faith, Islam and AI
In this wide-ranging episode of Unbelievable? The Interview, host Luke Martin speaks with Christian apologist, author and Islam specialist Dr Andy Bannister about the big questions shaping our cultural moment.
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ShowsMore than marriage, how to find a true biblical lens and what’s Tom’s next book?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird discuss how marriage points to new creation, how to read the Bible through a truly biblical lens, and what writing projects Tom might tackle next. A thought-provoking look at relationships, interpretation, and plans.
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ShowsSuffering, hell and the search for God with Dr Joshua Sijuwade and Dr Shaun Stevenson hosted by John Nelson
Philosophers Dr Shaun Stevenson and Dr Joshua Sijuwade join John Nelson for a moving conversation on faith, doubt, suffering, and hell. Together they share their journeys through loss, atheism, and back to belief - exploring how philosophy, pain, and grace shape our search for God.
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ShowsIs Patriarchy part of the fall? Should Christians tithe? And are Oneness Pentecostals saved if they don’t believe in the Trinity?
Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle big questions on patriarchy and the fall, tithing and Christian giving, and whether Oneness Pentecostals are truly within historic Christianity. A thoughtful look at Genesis, church tradition, and the heart of Christian faith.
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ShowsCan a Loving God Use Evolution? Denis Alexander vs Ed Atkinson hosted by John Nelson
Can evolution fit with Christian faith, or does it challenge belief in a loving Creator? Dr Denis Alexander and Ed Atkinson debate evolution, suffering, and purpose - exploring whether science and faith can truly be reconciled.
