Why does God care about what goes on in your bedroom? You're not hurting anyone, so everything should be all good, right? 

In this episode of Sacred Space we explore the idea of Christian sexual ethics a little more closely by integrating sexuality into the belief structure we've built throughout the course of the semester.

Today's episode of Sacred Space is the follow-up to our introduction on Christians and Homosexuality. In this episode, we unpack what it means for something to be sinful and why sin is something that God is against, the difference between orientation and action, and answer the assertion that the New Testament doesn't actually speak against homosexuality.

On this episode of Sacred Space, Summer Regel from Bellevue Baptist Church gives an introduction to this week's topic: "Why Are Christians So Anti-Homosexual?" If you have a question you would like to ask anonymously to be addressed on our follow-up podcast to this introduction, you can submit it before Monday at midnight at www.PollEv.com/uthscbcm337.

Where did the New Testament come from? In contrast to what many seem to think, the New Testament isn't the result of a mystical experience in which God dictated the words to authors. In today's podcast, we will explore the Christian concept of inspiration and briefly introduce the history of the authors and books that made it in to the New Testament. Remember to submit your questions on the subject to be addressed in next week's follow-up podcast at www.pollev.com/uthscbcm337 before Sunday night.

Part 2 of our conversation with Dr. Bob Stewart addresses Ricky Gervais' claims on a recent appearance of The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, which I encourage you to view (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5ZOwNK6n9U). Dr. Stewart also touches on the relationship between Christianity and science, a topic we will revisit later on the podcast.

Dr. Bob Stewart, Professor of Philosophy and Theology at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, joins the podcast to address students' questions on last week's introduction. On today's episode, Dr. Stewart and I discuss why it was necessary for God to reveal Himself and His potential distaste for the German language.

In this episode of the podcast, we cover several of the most common arguments for God's existence. Next week's follow-up will feature Dr. Bob Stewart, Professor of Philosophy and Theology at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, interacting with your follow-up questions. Be sure to submit your questions anonymously by midnight on Tuesday to have them addressed next week.

In this episode of the podcast, we follow-up on our introduction to the question "Do All Religions Essentially Teach the Same Thing" by evaluating how well each system diagnoses and answers humanity's biggest problem. We also answer our students' questions on the introduction.

Our semester of doubt kicks off by introducing the question, "Don't all religions essentially teach the same thing?" Listen for instructions on how to submit follow-up questions to be addressed in a subsequent podcast next week.

In the first Sacred Spaces podcast, meet Benjie Shaw, the campus minister the UTHSC BCM and about what you can expect from the podcast in the spring.