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Greg is the founder and president of Stand to Reason. He is also the author of Tactics - an excellent book on how to share your faith or defend the Gospel with those who are skeptical of Christianity. He has now updated the book and expanded it to include more tactics. Greg shares many of the new tactics and we put them in action by role-playing many of the typical talking points of those who are skeptical of Christianity. Hope you enjoy!
Cold-case homicide detective and former, author, and former atheist J Warner Wallace discusses why Christians ought to be able to make a clear evidential case for the Gospel.
Jim has authored several books including Cold-Case Christianity, God's Crime Scene, and Forensic Faith. He's been featured on Dateline, Fox News, and TruTV. We hope you enjoy this conversation!
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Former NFL lineman Mike DeVito had an impressive career playing for both the Kansas City Chiefs and the New York Jets. Now he is pursuing PhD work in philosophy. We talk about what it’s like to transition from playing in the NFL to hitting the books as a graduate student. Mike also describes the many conversations he is still having with other players about faith, God, and Christianity. Enjoy!
Music - "Go for Gold" by Y-Not Mellet
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In this episode, Dr. Phil Tallon describes how horror films can actually be a useful medium for Christians. Dr. Tallon is the author of several books including The Poetics of Evil and The Absolute Basics of the Christian Faith. He is also the chair of Apologetics at Houston Baptist University. Enjoy!
In this episode, Dr. David Geisler shares key insights from his book Conversational Evangelism, which he wrote with his father Norman Geisler. Learn how to share Jesus with nonbelievers, skeptics, and those of a different religious background. Dr. Geisler also uses the Conversational Evangelism approach to answer many of the difficult questions often posed to Christians.
Norm's 12 Points and David's 5 Planks are available to download and print at ngim.org/bookmarks.
In this episode, we talk with Daniel Ray about his new book, The Story of the Cosmos. We discuss blackholes, stars, extraterrestrial life, scientific pioneers, the nature of the universe, and how the cosmos influenced writers like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. Daniel's book features an all-star cast of contributors such as William Lane Craig, Michael Ward, Holly Ordway, Melissa Cain Travis, Paul Gould, and many more! Enjoy!
In this episode, Dr. Dilley and Annie explain the tension between scientific discovery and religion. We discuss the history behind the supposed tension as well as how the two coincide today. Furthermore, we discuss the role of Christianity and why it is an excellent guide for scientific ingenuity. Enjoy!
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