Donald Rainwater (@rainwater4indiana) is the Libertarian candidate for Governor of Indiana, and I plan on voting for him. Being a Christian, is that ok? Should Christians vote for Donald Rainwater, especially since his views on abortion aren't 100% pro-life? In this episode, I go through his list of issues that he's posted on his website, and I spend a significant time talking about his views on abortion. In fact, I argue that with the exception of Curt Nisly (@RepCurtNisly) from Indiana's 22nd District, we have no real pro-life republicans in the General Assembly or US Congress!

So, I explain I, and Christians in general, can vote for Donald Rainwater.

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In this episode, we talk about the Argument from Efficient Causality, which is the second argument for the Existence of God as laid out in Handbook of Christian Apologetics by Peter Kreeft and Ronald Tacelli. While similar to the Argument from Change, there are some nuanced differences that, to us, make all the difference as to whether this argument is a keeper, or a flop.

In this episode, I discuss Joe Biden's running mate: Kamala Harris. Is this a good choice for him? What made him choose her? Does it help him at all? For the life of me, I can't see how this helps him; I think it actually hurts him. But I don't think the DNC cares about that, they desperately want Harris in the White House. The only thing that's in the way is Joe Biden.

Then we discuss Grace Community Church's well known lead pastor, John MacArthur, and his defiance of the government's orders for him to cease and desist gathering for worship. Is this a good idea? Many other churches are postponing church services until 2021. What are we to think about all of this?

We hear a lot a talk about systematic racism within the police force. In fact, this is the current stain on our government institutions. But does it actually exist? Is it actually true that systematic racism has permeated our police organizations? And if so, how did it get there? Where did it come from? And who is to blame? @GoThinkOnIt

Kyle introduces the first series where Kyle addresses 20 arguments for the existence of God as laid out in the book Handbook of Christian Apologetics by Peter Kreeft and Ronald Tacelli. Kyle explains The Argument from Change and then critiques it. Follow Kyle on Facebook and Twitter @gothinkonit.

This past week there have been some stories about how some people have taken what's being done with Black Lives Matter and used it for their own causes. Most of the time, they get backlash. But the backlash is irrational and misinformed. We also talk about the ad hominem fallacy and why it's so relevant to us today, and we talk to Ben Fisher from Liberty Beacon Indiana in a new segment called, "Go Fish."

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In this episode, Kyle talks about some instances of racism and major Supreme Court decisions that have happened this past week and discusses how a Christian should view them.