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What does it really mean to love your neighbour? Should Christians give more generously, rethink their support for local churches, or prioritise saving lives over saving souls? John Nelson is joined by Princeton philosopher Matthew Adelstein and Christian charity leader JD Bauman to explore effective altruism, asking whether following Jesus should radically change how we spend our money, choose our careers and care for others.
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Did Jesus come to take us to heaven, or to transform the world? In a special live conversation with John Nelson, leading biblical scholar Tom Wright challenges familiar assumptions about Jesus, suffering and the power of God. Drawing on his new book Into the Heart of Isaiah, he reveals why this ancient text may hold the key to understanding what Jesus really came to do.
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Can you be a world-leading scientist and believe in God?
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ShowsHas Christianity Misunderstood Hell? Dan Paterson on Eternal Punishment, Suffering and God’s Silence
Christian thinker and Questioning Christianity host Dan Paterson joins John Nelson for a searching conversation about three of Christianity’s most difficult questions: hell, divine hiddenness and the problem of evil.
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ShowsWho Will Be Saved? Can You Go to Heaven Without Believing in Jesus?
What happens to those who die without faith in Jesus? And could God’s mercy reach beyond death?
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ShowsDid Matthew and Luke make up the Christmas story? Caleb Friedeman on the historical evidence
Were the virgin birth, the Magi, Luke’s census and Herod’s massacre of the innocents intended as history, or theological legend? Biblical scholar Caleb Friedeman joins Dr. John Nelson in this special edition of Unbelievable shot in the USA to argue that the Gospel birth narratives deserve to be taken far more seriously as historical sources.
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