Joey and Glen continue the conversation on how we know stuff. Joey describes how it is that he knows God is real, and no, it is not based on what you think. Glen and Emery also pick at the presuppositional argument.

Joey and Glen from the fine podcast "Think Between the Lines" join Emery to discuss the nature of knowledge. This discussion is developing into a multi-part series as we try to pinpoint what underlies the general inability of Christians and Atheists to engage each others' points of view.

Tony gives his take on gay marriage. Is it normal? What is the standard of normal? And is it bad for the children? Join us for the discussion, and continue the debate on our forum.

Tony joins us to discuss some of his favorite arguments in light of new discoveries about the mysteries of the universe, and whether he is merely exploiting gaps in human knowledge. And that pesky infinite regress argument is also looked at again.

Would Jesus pack heat? Probably he wouldn't need to. But how about his followers--should they carry guns? What if gun ownership were a fundamental right like free speech? And if the Bible tells us to "take no thought for tomorrow," should we take thought for the intruder or some deadly antagonist? Scott and Emery discuss these things in relation to the pacifistic side of Jesus's teachings.

It may be God's will that we postpone our YouTube debut, and that we keep our Stryper bumper music. This we know. Why we know this, however, is the topic of this episode. What is the difference between recognizing your subconscious underpinnings and hearing "God's Will?" What is sufficient evidence of God's actions (and existence)?

It's good to be back. Life and its attendant duties have delayed us way beyond what we had imagined, but the show goes on. Join Scott and Emery this week as we discuss future plans for the show, whether Christianity matters as much as before, and what the goal of Christianity should be.

Scott joins Emery to discuss the reboot of the podcast as they tape the last show from Emery's apartment. We talk about why we think continued dialogue between Christians and Atheists is needed and our planned re-launch on YouTube. The show will take a hiatus as Emery takes on home ownership, with a planned return around June 2012. Thanks for listening everyone, see you in a couple months.

Forum stalwart "Keep the Reason", aka George, joins Emery to discuss the future direction of the show and atheism in general. This is the first time we've had an atheist on to critique the show, and it's about time. Thanks to George for taking the time to give us his feedback, and to inspire visions of grandeur.

Emery asks an old question but gets new answers: why should Christians oppose abortion if all unborn children go to heaven? Isn't that better than letting people be born and likely wind up in hell? Joey and Glen join the show again to discuss one of Emery's pet inconsistencies with what he views as traditional Christian belief.