Mass hallucination? Disciples stealing a body? Lies and Deceit? There are many questions surrounding the resurrection of Jesus. For this last episode of season two, the Mompologists cover a splattering of theories against the resurrection that they think deserve an honorable mention. In the end, they find that most arguments simply can't stand up the logistical burden that they claim. So, buckle up for a fast-paced episode where various theories get a drive-by attack with no holds barred. By the end, you can feel confident in celebrating the resurrection with your family this year. Happy Easter from the Mompologists, to your family. He is risen! See you next season.

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The last main argument will be refuted this week: the substitution hypothesis. The Mompologists dive into how Christians can be sure that Jesus was the one crucified and also the one that rose from the tomb. This argument actually covers two different takes on the theory depending on when Jesus was "switched" . Building on last weeks episode, join Lexi and Julie as they talk logistics around the crucifixion and resurrection.

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Content Warning: This argument covers graphic and gruesome details regarding crucifixions. If you are squeamish or have young children around, please make sure to listen for the content warning. The Mompoogists will provide an answer to the argument that is safe for all ages, but will then give a warning when to hop off due to upcoming graphic detail.

Welcome back for week two the Mompologist Easter series. This week, the ever popular Swoon Theory will be tackled head on. Why does the Swoon Theory stink of bias? For those who stick around after the content warning, what actually happens during a crucifixion? This episode will provide all the information needed to combat, not only the swoon theory, but will also give a sneak peak into information needed for next weeks refutation as well.

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Join us this week for the first Easter inspired episode. Each week, the Mompologists will refute a common argument against the resurrection. One that is becoming more popular is that the resurrection story of Jesus is based on other myths. Listen in on how to answer this common argument, and prepare your children to provide a defense of the resurrection. Come back next week to continue diving into the historical accuracy of the resurrection.

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What is the backing behind the six truths of truth? This week, the Mompologists work through the three laws of logic. With easy to follow examples, all parentapologists can understand this fundamental philosophical argument. After tackling the laws individually, the Mompologists get into the important application of these laws with common questions that children might ask.

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Did you know that there are six truths about truth? If you have already listened to part 1 then you already know three of them. The Mompologists split these in half to be able to easily explain to our Parentapologists what these truths are. They give word for word definitions and examples for you to follow when approaching your older child with these. It can be hard to take a philosophy-heavy topic and bring it down to a level for children to understand, so the Mompologists did it for you. Go back and listen to S2E2 for the other three truths.

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Did you know that there are six truths about truth? The Mompologists split these in half to be able to easily explain to our Parentapologists what these truths are. They give word for word definitions and examples for you to follow when approaching your older child with these. It can be hard to take a philosophy-heavy topic and bring it down to a level for children to understand, so the Mompologists did it for you. Join next week for the other three truths.

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Part one of the mini series on truth has the Mompologists diving head first into the philosophical pool of theories about truth. After a game two lies and a truth, the Mompologists tackle how to teach your children about these misconceptions around truth, that are prevalent in culture today.

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Considering many people celebrate their birthdays on a different day than their actual birth, why is this such a common problem for non-Christians? This week we tackle the major views on when Jesus was born. More importantly though, we want to teach our children how it's not uncommon to celebrate birthdays on other days. Join us in our last episode of the season as we tackle this common Christmas criticism right before celebrating our Savior's birth.

If you would like to have your personal questions answered by Lexi and Julie, join our Patreon for only $1 per month: patreon.com/TheLittlestApologistSome references for further learning:The Star of Bethlehem by Michael Molnarhttps://youtu.be/52hVgs5ykFc

https://www.cryforjerusalem.com/post/how-we-may-know-the-real-birthday-of-jesus-christ-march-20th

https://churchwithoutwallsinternational.org/2015/12/11/when-was-jesus-born/

Whether Nordic, Roman, or even ancient Babylonian, werent these pagan holidays repurposed into Christmas? Join us this week as we discuss where this common myth comes from. There are endless examples of "pagan" Christmas influences and a new one seems to be popular each December. Due to the ever-changing arguments on which parts are pagan, we dive into the underlying myth that surrounds them all. Where did this idea come from anyway? That is an answer you can provide no matter the particular myth. Come learn the origin of the Christmas is pagan arguments.

Some references for further learning:

Encyclopedia of Christmas and New Year's Celebrations by Tanya Gulevich

https://ca.thegospelcoalition.org/article/christmas-isnt-pagan/

https://youtu.be/eM41rmgiLuI