On this episode of Campfire Apologetics, Mark and Andrew continue their conversation from last week. Last week focused on the Hebrew roots movement, while this conversation takes a turn into Mormon theology and UFO/UAP phenomena. They discuss the distinction between mormon theology and Biblical theology and why Latter Day Saints cannot be considered christians. Also discussed are some of the newly released information surrounding the UFO discussion. What are they? What experiences have people had? How does the Bible reconcile these things? Find out here!

On this episode of Campfire Apologetics, Mark sits down with Andrew Soncrant (Pastor of Apologia Church Utah, Co-host of Cultish Podcast) to discuss the Hebrew Roots movement. How should we understand the fulfillment of the law in Christ, and the connection between the old and new covenants? Does the Hebrew Roots movement teach a false gospel? Are we as christians still under the Old Testament law? Are we to observe the festivals and feasts found in the old testament for our salvation? Find out on this episode!

On this episode of Campfire Apologetics Mark offers some thoughts to a video of Russel from "Abolitionists Rising" having a discussion with advocates of abortion. Many of the arguments made in this video are extremely popular talking points, and need to be addressed. Also discussed is the idea that only Christianity provides a foundation for morality, ethics, and human rights.

Have you ever heard someone say that there are books that were removed from the Bible? On this episode of Campfire Apologetics, Mark addresses this assertion. It is also claimed that King James himself had books removed for a nefarious agenda. What is the apocrypha and why isn't it included in all Bibles? Why does the protestant Bible only have 66 books and the Catholic Bible includes 73, or Eastern Orthodox Bibles contain 76 to 79 books? Were there books that were intentionally removed? Stay until the end to find out!

On this episode of Campfire Apologetics, Mark speaks with Eric Tuffendsam of  @sowerproject  about the beauty behind the Doctrines of Grace in Calvinistic theology. What are the doctrines of grace and what do they mean? How did Mark and Eric come to realize the full sovereignty of God? How should we view these doctrines? Stick around and find out. This was a great conversation.

Did Moses write the Pentatuech (first five books of the Old Testament)? Modern scholarship proposes that he did not through what is known as the "Documentary Hypothesis." What is the Documentary Hypothesis and what are the underlying assumptions that lead scholars to believe such a theory? Does the Pentateuch have multiple authors or does the orthodox position of Mosaic authorship offer more consistency with what is found in the text itself? Is there evidence to support the hypothesis, or is it grounded solely in the presuppositions of the unbelieving worldview? Stay until the end and find out. Don't forget to like and subscribe!

The 5 solas came out of the reformation period as a response to the Roman Catholic church adopting and teaching doctrines that were not found in scripture. One of those 5 solas is "sola scriptura," which means "scripture alone." Scripture is the highest standard for the Christian. Not the church or tradition. Join Joel Settecase of  @TheThinkInstitute  and Mark as they have a conversation about this important issue. Do protestant christians ignore church tradition or the teachings of church fathers? Is scripture our only authority? These questions and many more are talked about. Remember to like and subscribe.

On this episode of Campfire Apologetics, Mark discusses some of the attributes of God's nature and his word (The Bible), demonstrating that God cannot do that which is against his very nature. Does the Bible contradict itself, or is the problem actually in us and our understanding of the text? Did God get it wrong, or did we? How do we ground what a contradiction even is? Can the unbeliever appeal to the law of non contradiction without God? Dive in and explore these supposed contradictions and learn how to think through them. Remember to like and subscribe.

On this episode of Campfire Apologetics,  @EricHernandez  joins Mark to discuss how the mind and the brain are distinct entities, and why this is important in the discussion of worldviews. They discuss the ontology of the mind and brain, epistemic arguments, causal closure, C.S. Lewis' argument from reason and more. Stick around for the whole episode and remember to like and subscribe!

On this episode of Campfire Apologetics, Mark sits down with Jeremiah Nortier of  @TheApologeticDog  to discuss the growing eschatological (end times) view of "hyper preterism." In simple terms, hyper preterism is the belief that all prophecies pertaining to the "end times" have been fulfilled and are in our past. Are we living in the new heavens and new earth? Was everything fulfilled when God judged Jerusalem in 70 AD? Did Jesus already return? Is this just another secondary issue, or a damnable heresy? Stick around for the whole discussion and learn new fun words like "preterism" that you can impress your friends with.