References:

1. “Mere Christianity” by C. S. Lewis.

2. “The Abolition of Man” by C. S. Lewis.

3. This Someone or Some Thing cannot give what it does not possess.

4. “On Guard” by William Lane Craig.

5. Hindu practice of “suttee” and the Chinese custom of crippling women women for life by tightly binding their feet from childhood to resemble lotus blossoms.

6. What do you think of the Crusades or the (Spanish) Inquisition?

This is episode 81.

References: 1. “Mere Christianity” by C. S. Lewis. 2. “The Abolition of Man” by C. S. Lewis. 3. This Someone or Some Thing cannot give what it does not possess. 4. “On Guard” by William Lane Craig. 5. Hindu practice of “suttee” and the Chinese custom of crippling women women for life by tightly binding their feet from childhood to resemble lotus blossoms. 6. What do you think of the Crusades or the (Spanish) Inquisition? This is episode 81.

References:

1. “Mere Christianity” by C. S. Lewis.

2. “The Abolition of Man” by C. S. Lewis.

3. This Someone or Some Thing cannot give what it does not possess.

4. “On Guard” by William Lane Craig.

5. Hindu practice of “suttee” and the Chinese custom of crippling women women for life by tightly binding their feet from childhood to resemble lotus blossoms.

6. What do you think of the Crusades or the (Spanish) Inquisition?

This is episode 81.

The Moral Law Within - Part 2

Dr. Joe Mott earned his PhD at LSU, and was a distinguished math professor at Florida State University for 38 years years, helping to write 3 math textbooks, and authoring over 30 research articles in math.

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Defending and Commending the Faith With Dr. Joe L. Mott, inviting the atheist, agnostic and skeptic to examine for themselves the evidence for the Christian faith

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