Does my life have any meaning? If God exists, why has he allowed my suffering? How can a good God allow hell? Alister McGrath explores whether Lewis can speak into any contemporary theological, ethical and cultural questions or concerns.
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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.
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.
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.
What is apologetics? Why does it matter? Can Christianity speak into the dominant narratives of our culture? Ruth Jackson is joined by Alister McGrath to reflect on what we can learn from Lewis’ unique approach to apologetics.
In today’s episode, we welcome back Dr. Crystal Hurd, an educator, poet, and researcher from Virginia. Crystal shares insights from her paper, which was presented at the 2024 Undiscovered CS Lewis Conference at George Fox University.
Dr Crystal Hurd joins Ruth Jackson to reveal how C.S. Lewis’s father, Albert - shipbuilder, aspiring writer, and man of faith - influenced Lewis’s imagination, values, and literary career. Explore the family stories, Victorian ideals, and childhood creativity that helped shape the beloved author of Narnia.
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