We talk about the possibilities of time travel, what it would take to actually travel back into the past or into the future, and whether or not it is possible to do so. Full disclosure: We are not scientists, so take our opinions with a grain of salt. We are merely giving our thoughts on this subject and attempting to use logic and common sense to reach a conclusion. Give a listen!

Why is pride so dangerous? It can destroy nations and entire groups of people, yet we are told today to be proud of ourselves, our accomplishments, and our possessions. Is that really a good thing? Thanks for listening!

This time around on Christian Theories Podcast, we talk about the biblical account of Ezekiel's vision in Ezekiel 1. We look at symbology and attempt to describe the strange creatures that he saw, and what the purpose of this particular vision was.

Marriage seems to be taken very lightly in this day and age, and the divorce rates are quite high. We hold a more conservative view on marriage, and believe that it should be treated seriously. In this episode, we talk about marriage, divorce, and some scenarios people might find themselves when it comes to these things, as well as how we think it should be dealt with effectively.

In this episode, we talk about the many people who claim to have sold their soul in exchange for fame and fortune. Are the people who claim this just making it up, or is there something to it? What exactly is a soul, and does Lucifer/Satan have the power to offer you wealth in exchange for it? We tackle this subject from a Christian worldview. This was quite an interesting discussion, so give a listen!

We talk about what church is and what it should be like. Also, the idea of fellowship and spending time with other believers. We discussed different forms of leadership in churches and some other related things as well. Give a listen!

Can a Communist system work? In this episode, we discuss what Communism is, and whether or not we agree with the basic concept of Socialism.

Stonehenge is one of the most stunning works of architecture and engineering for its time. The stones, most of which weigh between 25 and 50 tons, reflect the position of the sun on both the Summer Solstice and the Winter Solstice. Most people seem to agree that it was first built around 3,000 B.C. In this episode, we talk about why people would build this, and how we think the stones could have been moved.

Today we talk about what true Christian worship should look like. We take a look at a book by Joseph Carroll called "How to Worship Jesus Christ". Worship is an essential part of living as a believer, and we should know what it means to really worship God.

We read the account of creation in Genesis 1, and give our thoughts on it, as well as pose several different views on the subject.