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In Part 1, Travis shared how he began to doubt his Christian faith in seminary. He found he didn’t have good reasons to believe, but neither did he have good reasons to doubt.

We all have questions about our faith that we wish we had a more satisfactory answer to. What should we do when we are faced with such questions? In this podcast we will learn about the distinction of “belief in” and “belief that” and will look at the argument from evil, does the existence of evil preclude the existence of God and the problem of divine hiddenness, if there is so much evidence for God’s existence why doesn’t everyone believe in God? 

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Travis Dickinson encountered doubt in the most unlikely of places - seminary. He felt his faith was “accidental” because he was born into a Christian family. Since he didn’t have good reasons to believe Christianity to be true, he thought it might be false. Learn how he navigated his season of doubt and found that Christianity values reason and evidence in a way that other religions do not.

We discuss how asking questions is crucial to having a robust faith. What is doubt? Is it wrong to have doubts? Does Jesus call us to blind faith, to belief without evidence? Find answers to these and more and be sure to look for Part 2 where we continue our discussion…

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In this episode we continue our conversation with author and apologist Mary Jo Sharp, discussing the importance of the local church, what to look for when choosing a church, and the hope we have despite the brokenness we encounter. Mary Jo, a former atheist, was drawn by the beauty she found in the Christian story, but because of her experiences in the church she found herself questioning the truth of Christianity. Through her journey of doubt she discovered afresh the truth, beauty and irresistible hope of the Gospel.  

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Have you considered giving up on your faith because of hypocrisy, legalism, and judgmentalism encountered in the church? More and more we are hearing stories of de-conversion, people once professing Christ turn skeptical and ultimately reject their faith altogether. Author and apologist, Mary Jo Sharp, was a likely candidate to do just that as she found herself questioning the truth of Christianity when confronted by the ugliness of hypocrisy within the church. Through her journey of doubt she discovered afresh the truth, beauty and irresistible hope of the Gospel.  

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