David and Adam delve into the concepts of personhood and ontology.

David and Adam discuss current trends in popular religion and the state of American universities.

David and Adam talk about the rise and influence of premillennial dispensationalism and Christian Zionism.

David and Adam discuss the nature and character of forgiveness.

Was Martin Luther a protestant? David and Adam offer their take. Listen in and enjoy the show.

David and Adam examine the theological perspectives and historical context of key Reformation figures, including Luther, Calvin, and Zwingli, as they discuss their approaches to reason and revelation.

David and Adam discuss how Christian thinkers viewed the relationship between faith and reason before the Protestant Reformation. The conversation goes all the way back to St. Augustine in the 5th century, Anselm in the 11th and 12th, Thomas Aquinas in the 13th, and William of Ockham in the 14th. Even the 12th-century Muslim philosopher Averroes is discussed.

David and Adam discuss the following article from Word on Fire: https://www.wordonfire.org/articles/after-charlie-kirk-restoring-a-culture-of-truth/

David and Adam wrestle with the problem of evil. The discussion begins with the philosophical issues—how an all-powerful, all-loving God can coexist with evil's existence—but shifts to the evidential and emotional issues.

David and Adam discuss the presumption that while the resurrection may be a fact, it doesn't tell us anything about the nature of Jesus.

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