Theology Unplugged

Death is a powerful motivator. Our mortality causes us to ask questions of ultimate purpose and meaning. Pascal and the apostles use death and judgment as a powerful double punch apologetic for taking questions about God seriously.

Is scripture inspired and inerrant as Dr. Bowman contends or merely inspired as Kyle Roberts argues? Dr. Bowman addresses Roberts' first critique.

Good Will Hunting is arguably one of the greatest films ever. Will Hunting is a prodigy. What if Will Hunting had become a Christian? Enter Blaise Pascal.

Those who affirm the basic elements of Christianity are inconsistent if they don't also accept the inerrancy of Scripture. Let's look at seven argument why.

Selling fetal body parts seems pretty abhorrent. But is it? Before we discuss business ethics we have to establish the morality or immorality of abortion itself.

Images of the seer stone are new. Otherwise there's nothing "new" about the LDS Church's publication of the Printer's Manuscript for the Book of Mormon.

What does the Bible have to say about race? Does Christianity have a viable position to hold and even push forward in the marketplace of ideas? We think so. Listen to the crew discuss their perspective about what needs to happen for healing to take place.

What is human sexuality all about? What is gender? Is it different than sex? Is there a difference between the sex someone identifies with an the sex they're born as?

All Christians are called to minister. Some feel called to formal ministry. But there's a risk that because ministers are looked up to we may imagine we're being called when in fact we're not.

Does someone need a formal, seminary type education before they can be in ministry? Michael Patton, Sam Storms, and Carrie Hunter try to asnwer this question.