Is the concept of the Trinity in Christianity similar to other religions who also reference three personalities? Today on Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias is concluding his Q&A session at the University of Washington with this tough question. Join us!

Do you hear friends or loved ones saying they can't connect with Christianity because of its claim for exclusivity? Is Christianity the ultimate answer? Join us today on Just Thinking as Ravi Zacharias continues his Q&A session at the University of Washington by tackling tough questions on the exclusivity of Christianity.

Is it fair for elected officials to let their religious beliefs influence their legal decisions? Does this impose their beliefs on the entire country? Join us on today's episode of Just Thinking, as Ravi Zacharias continues his Q&A session at the University of Washington as he covers these difficult questions and the topic of postmodernism.

The subject of war can be difficult, as it often evokes strong emotions in people. Is there a connection between the church and the parts of the world who are suffering from the effects of war? Today on Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias is at the University of Washington tackling these tough questions on war and the church.

Does morality exist without God? Today on Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias is concluding his Q&A session with the diverse panel of two Christians, an atheist, and a pantheist, on the topic of morality.

How can we know the Bible is reliable? More specifically, how can we know a story within the Bible, such as Job, is truthful and reliable? Join us today on Just Thinking, as Ravi Zacharias is back at the round table with two Christians, an atheist, and a pantheist discuss the problem of evil as it relates to the story of Job.

Is there meaning in evil and suffering? How do you think an atheist, a pantheist, and two Christians would differ in explaining their views on evil and suffering? On today's episode of Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias is hosting a Q&A session with two Christians, an atheist, and a pantheist on the topics of evil and suffering. Join us.

Why do we need to believe in Jesus if we believe in God? On today's episode of Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias and RZIM speaker Michael Ramsden are closing up the Q&A session at Kansas State University by explaining our need for Jesus.

Sharing the gospel can be scary because we do not always know how the other person will react. Many times, others react in anger because of pain or hurt they may have experienced. So how can we show a compassionate and loving defense of the gospel without inciting anger? Join Ravi Zacharias and RZIM speaker Michael Ramsden on today's episode of Just Thinking as they seek to answer questions from students at Kansas State University.

If it's true that Christ loves us, then why is it so important that we accept his love? Why does the love of Christ fulfill us more than that of our family and friends? Today on Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias is at Kansas State University to explore the love of Christ during a Q&A session. Join us!