This conversation journeys to where believers and skeptics explore the nature of faith, reason, morality, and personal experiences. The episode dives into how different worldviews approach truth, evidence, and ethical living while fostering mutual respect.

Timestamps:

00:00 - Welcome and episode overview: bridging irrational views with rational dialogue
02:00 - Do faith and reason approach truth differently or seek the same?
04:30 - Tools of thought: Faith as rational?
11:00 - Can reason and evidence fully explain life’s meaning?
12:58 - Limits of human reason and the role of faith
23:34 - Evidence supporting Jesus as a historical figure
30:12 - Interpreting resurrection accounts from secular and theological viewpoints
39:11 - The validity of personal spiritual and mystical experiences
44:12 - How personal experiences shape beliefs and their evidentiary value
50:58 - Grounding morality in secular humanism versus divine command
63:21 - How beliefs influence moral decisions, suffering, and hope
76:28 - Navigating worldview differences in personal relationships and faith journeys
90:39 - Final thoughts on respectful dialogue and mutual understanding
94:00 - Coming attractions: Canada’s monarchy debate and coffee sponsorship

Resources & Links:

• Humanism from the Heart by Steve Ghikadis
• Anthony Magna Bosco - Street Epistemology
• Dale McGowan - In Faith and In Doubt
• Gary Habermas - Minimal Facts Approach
• Josephus - Antiquities of the Jews
• New Bean Nation Coffee

Connect with the Guests:

• Steve Ghikadis - Facebook
• Mike Hiscock - Twitter | LinkedIn

Special Mentions:

• Upcoming episode in April 2026 on whether Canada should stay with the Royal Family or become a Republic.