Could nations defend themselves and what about capital punishment?

Cale looks at the command to love your enemies in the Sermon on the Mount.

Cale looks at the Sermon on the Mount, the commandment not to kill and the sacredness of human life.

• In Part I of this miniseries, Cale looks at the role of Peter himself in the New Testament as leader among the Twelve. 

Did Matthew, Mark, Luke and John write the gospel accounts attributed to them? How do we know who wrote the four gospels? Did the Church simply put names to the writings to add authority to them? Who wrote the letter to the Hebrews?

Cale looks at how the Gospel of Luke has a unique focus on the marginalized in society.

In this episode of the Faith Explained, Cale dives back into the mailbag to answer listener questions about why people doubted the Resurrection and whether the early Christians can be disbelieved because they were biased. 

Cale discusses and answers some objections to the Resurrection They include the Stolen Body Theory, Swoon Theory, Displaced Body Theory, The Theory that the Resurrection Parallels with Dying and Rising Pagan Gods, Hallucination Theory. 

Cale offers more evidence from the “Minimal Facts” argument for Jesus’ Resurrection, including the conversion of James and eyewitness testimony from women.

Cale Clarke continues his Easter Evidence series with a look at Paul’s conversion and what he wrote about Easter in his letters, which are the earliest New Testament documents.