Theology Unplugged

A brand new year is upon us and some familiar faces (or voices) are back! Sam Storms and Tim Kimberely join Michael Patton and Clint Roberts as they begin the series on free will. Loaded subject but the right guys are up to the task!

Michael, Clint and Carrie wrap up their series on Apologetics Methods. So which one is the best? How do you think they did? Let us know!

We are wrapping up Fideism in this segment. Did we represent it well? Let us know in the comments!

At long last we have returned! We are wrapping up our series on Apologetics Methods. This is the first of two episodes devoted to Fideism. What is it actually? Is it an effective means of defending the faith? Listen in!

Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie continue their discussion on Apologetics Methods. In this episode we address various classical arguments such as the moral argument, the cosmological argument and even the ontological argument. Listen in!

Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie continue their discussion on Apologetics Methods. This is the first of two episodes that address the Classical Method. What exactly is the Classic Method and how does it differ from Evidentalism and Presuppositionalism? Listen in and see!

Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie continue their discussion on Evidentialist arguments and the strenghts and weaknesses of this apporach.

Evidentialism is probably one of the most well known methods of Apologetics. Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie discuss various arguments used by the Evidentialist camp.

So, yea, what exactly is Presuppositional Apologetis? What are its strenghts? What are its weaknesses? Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie take on this topic.

After a seemingly eternal drought we are back with new episodes of Theology Unplugged! This is the first in our series on Apologetics Methods. Did you even know there is more than one way to "do" Apologetics? Listen in as Michael, Clint and Carrie begin weighing the options between the Presuppositionalist, Evidentialist, Classical, Cumulative Case and Fideist approcahes.