Apologetics Simplified

Apologetics Simplified

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Apologetics Simplified episodes

  • Simplified: The Ontological Argument

    In this episode Andrew and Leah begin a series called "Simplified." Simplified episodes will be posted approximately monthly breaking down the classic apologetics arguments. This episode deals with the Ontological Arguments. With wit and humor, Leah and Andrew explain the history of the Ontological Arguments and break down the Modal Ontological Argument. They talk about the potential existence of unicorns and what a maximally great pizza would be like. Lastly, two creative presentations of the Ontological Argument in music and literature are explored.

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    Recommended Resources:

    Reasonable Faith by William Lane Craig: https://amzn.to/31IwkwJ

    “Ontological Arguments” - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy:

    https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/ontological-arguments/

    Article: “How Lewis Put the Ontological Argument for God in Narnia” :

    https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/how-lewis-put-ontological-argument-god-in-narnia/

    Video: The Ontological Argument:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBmAKCvWl74

    52 min
  • When Things Aren't Okay

    In this episode Andrew and Leah theological reflect on the Lego Movie 2. They talk about two themes from the movie reflecting on when life isn't okay and the power of play in relationships. They discuss inspiring stories of faith and endurance in the midst of the suffering of life and they share personal family stories from their childhood.

    Support: All profits go back into creating the podcast.

    Patreon:

    www.patreon.com/apologeticssimplified

    Teespring Shop:

    https://teespring.com/stores/apologetics-simplified

    Let’s get social!

    Follow me on…

    Instagram: www.instagram.com/apologeticssimplified

    Facebook: www.facebook.com/apologeticssimplified

    Twitter: www.twitter.com/ApoloSimplified

    34 min
  • Disagreeing Peacefully in Politics and the Church
    In this episode Andrew and Leah share stories of people who maintained friendships - and even one marriage - despite intense political or religious disagreement. From their stories we learn what it looks like to hold unashamedly opposing convictions and maintain lasting friendships. We look at Jerry Falwell, Sr and Larry Flynt, Mary Matalin and James Carville, and the Clinton's and Bush's. Lastly, we talk about disagreement over LGBTQ+ issues in the United Methodist Church.
    44 min
  • Interview with Dr. David Wheeler: Evangelism, Apologetics, and Legacy
    In this episode we interview Dr. David Wheeler who is a professor of Evangelism at Liberty University. Dr. Wheeler shares the importance of both evangelism and apologetics in the Christian life. In addition, Dr. Wheeler explains the connection between evangelism and apologetics and how a Christian can live into both of these. Lastly, we talk about the legacy of the late Dr. Carl Barrington who was a caring pastor, an engaging high school Bible teacher, and a dear friend who has inspired many Christians in their walk of faith.
    51 min
  • Interview with Kaitlyn Schiess: Exploring Political Theology
    In this episode, Leah & Andrew interview Kaitlyn Schiess. Kaitlyn is a Master of Theology student from Dallas Theological Seminary and has a book entitled The Liturgy of Politics: Spiritual Formation for the Sake of Our Neighbor coming out later in 2020. Kaitlyn previews this upcoming book and explains why political involvement is important for Christians.
    47 min
  • Theological Reflection on the Rise of Skywalker
    In this episode, Leah & Andrew reflect on some of theological implications made in the Rise of Skywalker. This episode is full of spoilers. Major characters and moments are compared with Temptations of Jesus ( Matthew 4:1-11) and nature of salvation as discussion in Romans 6. Additionally, get to know the new co-host Andrew Foster with an unplanned, impromptu interview!
    33 min
  • Interview with Dr. Joe Fantin: The Culture of the New Testament
    In this episode I interview Dr. Joe Fantin who is a professor of New Testament studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. When I was in Dr. Fantin's class, I had my understanding of the New Testament broadened through a better understanding of the setting in which the New Testament books were written. We talk about first century slavery, adoption, and family relations.
    34 min
  • Jesus, Horus, and the Incarnation
    This episodes explored the supposed connection or parallel between the birth story of Jesus and that of the Egyptian deity Horus. Additionally, we explore why the Incarnation of God in human flesh really matters.
    20 min
  • Interview with Dr. Gordon Johnston: Old Testament Issues
    In this episode I interview Dr. Gordon Johnston who is a professor of Old Testament studies at Dallas Theological Seminary. When I was in Dr. Johnston's Hebrew class, I became fascinated with his enthusiasm about the reality of camels during the time of the patriarchs. We also talk about the Old Testament law concerning foreign women and generally about archeological evidence for biblical events.
    35 min
  • Having Theological Conversations from Frozen 2
    In this episode we explore how parents can talk to their kids about Frozen 2. Even if you don’t have kids, this is a fun episode about how to reflect theologically about Frozen 2 and have faith-based conversations about the movie. Biblically, we also talk about Jesus’ “Next Right Thing” moment from Luke 22:42-44.
    30 min

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a podcast for regular people with real questions about the Christian faith