Glen Scrivener on biblical sex

2019-04-24T00:00:00+01:00

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Lee Strobel on the Case For Heaven PLUS Alister McGrath, Lisa Fields, Jeff Vines and Sharon Dirckx conference preview
2022-04-22T18:21:00Z
Justin interviews some of the contributors to Unbelievable? 2022 including theologian Alister McGrath, African-American apologist Lisa Fields, US pastor Jeff Vines and neuroscientist Sharon Dirckx. Lee Strobel also chats to Justin about his new documentary film The Case for Heaven
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Did Christianity give us our belief in equality, compassion and consent? Bart Ehrman vs Glen Scrivener
2022-04-01T18:54:00Z
Glen Scrivener’s book ‘The Air We Breathe: How We All Came to Believe in Freedom, Kindness, Progress & Equality’ makes the case that our belief in modern human rights & values are a direct product of the Christian story that shaped the West.
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Ask NT Wright Anything #131 Help! I’m on the brink of atheism… Deconstruction and suffering
2022-08-18T17:00:00Z
Tom offers advice to two people struggling with their faith. One is having doubts during a period of deconstruction, the other can’t get past the problem of suffering.

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Unbelievable? My bipolar experience: Can Christianity offer a better approach to depression?
2022-08-12T17:00:00Z
Author and academic James Mumford recently wrote an article for The New Atlantis magazine about his experience undergoing therapy at a clinic for bipolar disorder and his concerns about its value neutral approach. He engages with psychologist Roger Bretherton, creator of The Character Course, on what role faith can play for those struggling with depression.
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Unbelievable? Is Progressive Christianity a false gospel? Randal Rauser & Doug Groothuis
2022-08-05T17:00:00Z
Theologian Randal Rauser defends ‘progressive’ Christians such as Rob Bell, Richard Rohr and Brian Mclaren, against ‘heresy hunters’ in his new book ‘Progressive Christians Love Jesus Too’ a response to Alisa Childers’ book ‘Another Gospel?’.
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When do coincidences become ‘God-incidences?’
2022-07-25T14:00:00Z
Religious experience can count as more than just confirmation bias, says Christian philosopher Max Baker-Hytch.