Clear Thinking Christianity with Tim Barnett

Clear Thinking Christianity with Tim Barnett episodes:

• 07.11.2016

  Is Theistic Evolution a Contradiction in Terms?

  On a recent episode of the Stand to Reason weekly podcast, a supporter of STR took issue with one of the ways Greg Koukl and I argue against theistic evolution. Specifically, the caller did not agree

  
• 02.03.2016

  Should Christians Embrace Evolution?

  Tim recently spoke at Bethel Church on the question, "Should Christians Embrace Evolution?" Listen as Tim uses logic, science, and theology to answer this question. Download the mp3...

  
• 01.10.2016

  Why I Don't Speak About Absolute Truth

  As Christian ambassadors we must strive to be as effective as possible at communicating our point of view. This entails using accurate and helpful terminology. This month Tim explains why he avoids using the absolute truth, and, instead, opts to...

  
• 12.04.2015

  Is Eternal Punishment Just?

  Is it just for God to sent billions of people to Hell for eternity for a finite number of sins committed while on Earth? Does this punishment really fit the crime? Many people don't think so. However,

  
• 11.11.2015

  Jesus Is Jehovah

  What is the best argument to use with a Jehovah's Witness? Is there a way to simplify the issue so you don't get sidetracked when they come to your door? In this months podcast, I offer one of the mos

  
• 10.12.2015

  Getting Faith Right

  Are faith and reason at odds? Is belief in Christianity a blind leap in the dark? In this week’s podcast, Tim explores the relationship between faith and reason, and shows how biblical faith is the

  
• 09.02.2015

  The Resurrection Is the Tiebreaker

  Let me ask you a question: What would happen if the bones of Jesus were discovered tomorrow? Paul gives us a definitive answer. If Jesus has not been raised, then seven disastrous consequences inescap

  
• 08.08.2015

  Evidence for God and the Human Heart

  Many people believe that belief in God's existence is merely an evidence issue. That is, given enough evidence, everyone would believe. But is it really that simple? Does belief in God merely depend o