This is a conversation with Chibuzor Emmanuel about laws against same-sex relationships in Nigeria. Mr. Chibuzor believes these laws are justified and tries to give his reasons.

Music: "Spell" by Fireboy (Instrumental)

This is a short episode summarizing my conversation with Randal Rauser.

Music: 'Beasts of No Nation' by Fela Kuti

In this episode, I discuss with Randal D. Rauser (a Canadian Baptist theologian who serves as an associate professor of historical theology at Taylor Seminary) on his new book "Jesus Loves Cannanites". You can access more of Randal's work using the following links:

randalrauser.com

https://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Loves-Canaanites-Biblical-Intuition/dp/1775046249

Music: 'Mercy Mercy' by Hillsong UNITED

In this episode, I share my thoughts on some of the moral implications of the belief in an eternal conscious torment view of hell.

This episode contains my conversation with Mr Muhammad Abbas (a muslim educator), Mr Tunde (a muslim friend of mine) and Mr Dumebi (an atheist).

I have deliberately made this episode to offend as many listeners as possible, I advise you to avoid listening if you have a low tolerance for offence. Enjoy the rant otherwise. Don't worry I will pick on other religious beliefs and even lack of religious belief on future episodes of "Don't get offended challenge".

In this episode I talk about a criticism often raised by non-muslims towards the claims of Islam. Critics of Islam usually question the morality of the Prophet Muhammad's marriage to his youngest wife, Aisha. I explain why I think this is a valid criticism against the claims of Islam. Link to the hadith used in this episode: https://sunnah.com/bukhari:5134 (Sahih al-Bukhari 5134)

In this episode, I share my thoughts on the ideas that beliefs should be respected and that people can choose to believe things.

The moral argument is one of the arguments used by theists for the existence of God. I give a brief summary of the argument and I try to explain some reasons why I don't find the argument convincing. I also try to give an alternative to grounding moral truths without the presupposition of a deity.

A conversation with a nigerian atheist known as The Ranting Atheist and an exploration of his journey out of faith. Check out The Ranting Atheist on twitter @https://twitter.com/AtheistRanting?s=09 and listen to his podcasts at anchor.fm/TRAtheist