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Think Well
By Ryan PaulyReligion & Spirituality
Think Well episodes
- Starting Faith ConversationsOver the last two weeks I have had multiple questions about how to get people to think about Christianity. How can we motivate students to think about other people and future decisions? What can we do when they are apathetic? How can we initiate conversations about Christianity with friends or family members? This week I answer these questions and give a few practical steps that we can take to discuss Christianity with those around us.31 min
- The Case For ChristThis week is a look at the four main evidences for the resurrection of Jesus and the naturalistic explanations.31 min
- Evangelism and the Big Bang with Dr. Jeff ZweerinkDr. Jeff Zweerink, an astrophysicist and research scholar at Reasons to Believe, joined me to talk about what Christians need to know about Big Bang cosmology. It was interesting that he was able to show how the Big Bang can be useful when it comes to Evangelism. Listen and see how he connected the two!31 min
- The Integration of Science and Faith with Dr. Jeff ZweerinkDr. Jeff Zweerink, a research scholar at Reasons to Believe, joined me this week to talk about the integration of science and faith. He is an astrophysicist studying the multiverse theory, dark energy and dark matter, and exoplanets. In this episode he talks about what it is like being a Christian scientist, why the church should care about the scientific disciplines, and how students can stay strong in their faith while studying science.32 min
- Logical Fallacies with Kenneth SamplesThis week is part 2 with Kenneth Samples, senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on logic and critical thinking. This week we finished talking about the laws of logic and then discussed three important logical fallacies.33 min
- Logic and Critical Thinking with Kenneth SamplesThis week is part 1 with Kenneth Samples, senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe, on logic and critical thinking. We discuss why Christians need to be good critical thinkers and begin to look at the laws of logic.32 min
- Why I Do Apologetics: Celebrating One Year PodcastingFebruary 28th marked the first anniversary for the Coffeehouse Questions Podcast. I took this opportunity to reflect back on the first year and to explain why I do apologetics.30 min
- How To Develp A Deep Relationship With GodThis week's podcast comes from my newest talk titled "Everyone Has to Start Somewhere." In this talk, I discuss four different levels of relationships. This helps us better understand where people are starting and how to help develop a deeper relationship with God.31 min
- Do We Live In A Secular Culture?Ryan Pauly and Neal Hardin discuss the state of our culture, the different secular influences, and how Christians can respond.31 min
- Defending Christian Ethics And The Sanctity Of LifeRyan gives a short introduction to Christian ethics and makes a case for the sanctity of life. Send in your questions on any of the ethical issues in order to have future shows on those topics.31 min
About Think Well
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Training Christians to THINK WELL by curating conversations with Christian thinkers and giving a framework for engaging the culture with a biblical worldview.
Ryan Pauly has been working with students for over a decade as a teacher, missionary, and apologist. He is the Founder and President of Think Well, the Director of Immersive Experiences at MAVEN, and an Adjunct Professor of Theology and Apologetics at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University. His work creating online content, teaching, and speaking around the country focuses on equipping Christians to confidently and compassionately engage some of the most difficult cultural issues with a biblical worldview. Ryan holds a B.A. in Theology and Youth Leadership from Vanguard University, an M.A. in Christian Apologetics from Biola University, and is a doctoral candidate in Practical Theology at Talbot School of Theology. His dissertation looks at apathy among Christian students and how the church can instill a passionate and lasting faith.