On this program, Shane talks with trial attorney Craig Parton about evidential reasoning, which is an outlook that seeks to impartially examine the facts of any particular controversy to find the best explanation of those facts. The two apply this type of reasoning to the facts uncovered on the last episode about the location of The Executive Room piano bar, as well as to the field of Christian apologetics as a whole. Craig Parton is the author of Religion on Trial, The Defense Never Rests, and more recently, The Art of Christian Advocacy.

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Related AudioThe Bar That Inspired Piano Man, #85 (Pilot Episode updated and expanded)The Executive Room: New Evidence, #55 with John GibsonDealing with Discrepancies, #57 with J. Warner WallaceIs Faith A Feeling? #03 with Craig PartonReligion on Trial, #04 with Craig PartonFaith Founded on Facts, #15 with John Lennox, Peter J. Williams, and othersDid Josephus Ever Mention Jesus? #77 with T.C. SchmidtWho is Theophilus? #79 with Peter BoltStories of Jesus: Can They Be Trusted? #61 with Peter J. WilliamsAre the Gospels History or Fiction? #52 with John Dickson

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Recommended BooksThe Art of Christian Advocacy, Craig Parton & John W. MontgomeryReligion on Trial, Craig PartonThe Defense Never Rests, Craig PartonJesus & The Eyewitnesses, Richard BauckhamHidden in Plain View, Lydia McGrewTestimonies to the Truth, Lydia McGrewChristianity on Trial, Mark LanierAtheism on Trial, Mark LanierFaith Founded on Fact, John W. MontgomeryA Treatise on the Law of Evidence, Simon Greenleaf—FREEThe Testimony of The Four Evangelists, Simon Greenleaf—FREE

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