In the next episode of Kyle's apologetics series, he has Richard Porter on to talk about how you can learn apologetics without having to spend years of your life and thousands of dollars of your money getting an advanced degree.  We get to know how Richard became a Christian and got into apologetics, how to learn apologetics effectively, the usefulness of verbal and written debates on the truth of Christianity, Richard's views of Reformed Epistemology and Lydia McGrew's approach to arguing for biblical reliability, the importance of mentors and reading hard books, and more.

Aaron and Kyle get together to do their very first film commentary.  We watch Nacho Libre and talk about it. . . Though we mostly end up talking about politics, American history, and related topics.  After the movie is over, we continue talking about church involvement in the lives of its single congregants.  We encourage you to watch the movie with us during the course of the episode, but you don't have to in order understand or benefit from our conversation.

Aaron and Kyle talk about C.S. Lewis's influential sermon, The Weight of Glory, what its message is, and how it affected their lives.  They also talk about C.S. Lewis's other book, Till We Have Faces.  Eventually, they start talking about idolatry, what it is, and how to tell if you're idolizing something or not.  They then end off by talking about what's going on with their lives and COVID.

Kyle and special guest, Tripp Parker (M.A. in philosophy from Duke), continue responding to Jay Beecher's tweet thread claiming that Christianity is based on pagan myths, the Bible has many errors, and more.

Aaron and Kyle bring on a special guest, Tripp Parker (M.A. in philosophy from Duke), to talk about a tweet thread from Jay Beecher arguing that the Bible is copied from pagan myths and makes a bunch of historical errors.

Podcast Spectacular crossover between Ak47 and the New Worlders!

Aaron and Kyle discuss socialism, capitalism, presidential candidates, and government control, to the best of their ability at least.  As usual, their conversation takes several turns.  They talk about how technology will change our lives at home, how we work, and how get get an education, medicare for all, and they warn everyone to not catch the Coronavirus.

Aaron and Kyle give their thoughts on the new Star Wars movie, Rise of Skywalker, and other Star Wars movies and shows.  They talk about the animated Star Wars series, The Clone Wars and Rebels, the new Mandalorian show on Disney Plus, The Knights of the Old Republic games, and the Shadows of the Empire series.  They also briefly get into politics as well.  Expect major spoilers for Rise of Skywalker and a few spoilers for the other shows as well, though they mostly avoid spoilers for the animated T.V. shows.

Teacher of Philosophy returns to discuss dualism, hylomorphism, and other stuff.  He's got a new book coming out too!