Theology Unplugged

The Bible says that those who are God's children will not sin. But doesn't everyone sin (some more than others)? Does that mean that nobody is really saved?

Do you believe in Aliens? Many people do. Some of those people appeal to Genesis 6 and the reference to the "Nephilim" as a description of aliens.

Aren't there a lot of Bible verses that talk about Christians being saved by works? Don't Catholics believe that you have to do enough good works to outweigh your bad ones? Are we really saved soley by faith?

Is it possible to be saved then lost, then saved again, then lost again? You may not have heard of this belief before but many people think that a Christian can lose their salvation.

Some people feel that the author of the Gospel of Matthew manpulated the Old Testament to try to fit certain things about Jesus into prophecies.

Dr. JP Moreland visits the Credo House and sits down for our Coffee with Scholars Series.

Doesn't the Bible depict God as being totally truthful? Is ti possible that such a God could decieve people even to the point of sending lying spirits to deceive them?

Michael and Tim discuss how to be a good theologian.

Does God love everyone or just some people? Does he love everyone in the same way? Is it even possible for God to hate a human being?

It's becoming more popular to make a distinction between the loving Jesus of the NT and the vindictive God of the OT. Is such a comparison really fair?