Average Apologetics

In today's episode, we look at a really great interview from Olympic Gold medalist Tamyra Mensah-Stock, as well as the spirit of fear that continues to pervade our lives. 

In this first-of-the-week episode, we take a look at some of the most recent assaults on the fundamentals laws of nature. Also, sometimes the champions lifted up by a cause fall flat...

In this installment, I discuss the value of initiative, the uncertainty of outcomes, and the importance of moving forward. We discuss one of the recent hot-button issues on social media, how people are divided on how to interpret and understand former gold medallist Simone Biles pulling out of the women's gymnastics, and how the media and influencer spin on the situation is fueling the division.

Here's the link to a story with a little background on Sunisa Lee, this year's women's all-around gold medallist:

In this episode, I go over recent events involving Christian apologist Hatun Tash as well as a recent court of appeals decision in Colorado. For more information on the most recent attack on Hatun, check out the following:

DCCI Ministries Youtube Channel

SOCO Films Community Page - Hatun Tash Assailant

In this episode, we look at a couple of stories from the weekend, including one really great feat of medical engineering and one sober reflection on some realities about the state of western civilization in view of the future generation.

In the first episode back in a while, I try to tackle one of the biggest challenges to many people's philosophical and theological perceptions: the problem of evil.

In an extra-long episode to celebrate the return after a brief break in celebration of the Independence of the United States of America, I bring up a couple of great stories before diving into one of the most bizarre yet telling instances portraying the cultural degradation in the west. In a rapidly reversed move by the San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus, a unique new song briefly published for the world to see may be interpreted in a variety of ways throughout the public sphere, but in this episode, I examine this interesting new ditty and express my modest opinion on the matter. 

In this episode, we discuss the dangers of living in fear and the realities of uncertainty all throughout life. Do we stop living altogether, just because we're afraid to move forward? Or, do we maturely reach the conclusion that life is dangerous, there are risks involved, but the rewards are well worth the effort?

Oh, and I bring up the kids' TV show Pete the Cat! That's pretty fun, right?

Sometimes, you can find enlightenment in the works of others. Sometimes, you can rest easy knowing that other believers are doing their part to advance the cause of Christ and spread the Gospel in a spirit of sincere reverence to Almighty God. Yet, sometimes, we have a failure to communicate... This installment takes a look at the Sunday Cool "Gen Z Version" "devotional" and how it is emblematic of our failures as a society.

Also, the links I reference in this episode with regards to the Margaret Sanger... I would say "enjoy," but, you know...

https://libex.smith.edu/omeka/files/original/d6358bc3053c93183295bf2df1c0c931.pdf

https://tfpstudentaction.org/blog/margaret-sanger-quotes

In this installment of our Wednesday study series looking at the fundamentals of Christianity, we tackle the Biblical understanding of the nature of the Godhead and the plurality we see in the three persons of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.