How would Paul have communicated trinitarian theology to an audience who came out of religions that weren't even Yahwhist? In the Greco-Roman world, how would Paul have preached The Trinity in his teachings on salvation, sin, recreation, and law? In this episode, Evan Minton interviews an author who has written a book on just that; Ron C. Fay. 

"Father, Son, and Spirit in Romans 8: The Roman Reception of Paul's Trinitarian Theology" by Ron C Fay 

can be bought on Amazon and Fontes Press's website --> https://www.fontespress.com/product/father-son-and-spirit-in-romans-8-the-roman-reception-of-pauls-trinitarian-theology/ 

Recently, Evan Minton was on an episode of the Reason Rocks Podcast hosted by Kevin Harris. They talk about how Minton got into apologetics, his battles with doubt, Christian music, Christian movies, and The Deuteronomy 32 Worldview. 

Check out Kevin Harris' channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7o4f1_TKzfKb5D5gwova8Q

How do you know what you believe? What's the criteria for knowledge? This is the answer the branch of philosophy known as epistemology aims to answer. In this episode, Evan Minton interviews David Pallmann on the subject of epistemology and where his studies on this subject have taken him. They also discuss a method of apologetics called Presuppositionalism and why Mr. Pallmann finds this to be a flawed approach. 

Check out David Pallmann's YouTube channel "Faith Because Of Reason" here --> https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8sTncrKOJtT3J4TEwg7fag 

Does God have freedom to choose to love or not love? If not, then doesn't that defeat The Free Will Defense against the problem of evil; that God prefers a world of free creatures over a world of puppets because only a world of free creatures makes love possible? But if God can choose not to love us, then that means love is essential to who God is. But surely love IS essential to a Maximally Great Being. What should we do? Listen to today's episode for the answers. 

Article by Tim Stratton cited - "The Best Kind Of Love" -- https://freethinkingministries.com/the-best-kind-of-love/

Evan Minton interviews Brother Bird about his recently published book "Wholly Smoke!: The Myth Of Endless Torment" in which he defends the annihilationist view of Hell. 

Click here to buy your copy --> https://www.amazon.com/Wholly-Smoke-Myth-Endless-Torment-ebook/dp/B092HT2CRQ/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=wholly+smoke&qid=1618507751&s=digital-text&sr=1-1

In this episode, Mr. Minton talks about both the biblical and philosophical reasons why he affirms dualism (the view that humans consist of bodies and souls) rather than physicalism (that humans are nothing but their bodies).

Institute 360 Podcast, "How Should Christians Think About Near Death Experiences? With Gary Habermas" - https://www.impact360institute.org/podcasts/how-should-christians-think-about-near-death-experiences-with-gary-habermas/

In today's episode, Evan Minton will be addressing some common examples of alledged contradictions in The Bible that skeptics frequently bring up. 

William Lane Craig article cited on the podcast --> https://www.reasonablefaith.org/writings/question-answer/inerrancy-and-the-resurrection/

The Case For The Resurrection Of Jesus YouTube Series -- https://cerebralfaith.net/the-case-for-the-resurrection-of-jesus/

Evan Minton's review of Peter Enns' book "Inspiration and Incarnation" --> https://cerebralfaith.net/book-review-inspiration-and-incarnation-by-peter-enns/

The Bible says God never lies...right? Well, it turns out there are a couple of instances in The Old Testament in which he indisputably does. How are we to reconcile those with passages that assert that Yahweh is a God of truth? 

"Lying and Deception" by Michael S. Heiser --> https://drmsh.com/lying-and-deception/

"Q&A: Several Questions About GodWorld, Molinism, and Divine Deception" by Evan Minton, --> https://cerebralfaith.net/qa-several-questions-about-godworld-molinism-and-divine-deception/

Is GodWorld better than the actual world? What is GodWorld? A possible world where God alone exists, a world where God creates nothing else. Some argue that any world God creates would be inferior to such a world, and therefore a good God would not and could not create it. Are they right? 

Many believers in the traditional view of Hell (i.e eternal conscious torment) argue that if the wicked are annihilated on judgment day, then Hell really wouldn't be quite as motivating to people who believe death is going to be the end of them anyway. How should conditionalists respond to this? This objection, Evan Minton will tackle in this episode. 

"Does Annihilationism Make the Threat of Hell Meaningless?" -- https://parresiazomai.blogspot.com/2017/12/does-annihilationism-make-threat-of.html?fbclid=IwAR0T60WbXngFWeJoUwOPFX8dW4WGTMZ8yEVZIJJKe3jl7G_KqT5w9zFv2t0