Thinking with Dr. Barry Whitney

In this, the long-awaited final episode, Dr. Whitney makes the case for the validity of the Bible by using the manuscripts from other writers throughout history that did not make it into the Bible, including writers who have no religious belief or context in that day. Additionally, Dr. Whitney notes the archeological findings that corroborate the testimonies of the writers of the Bible.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney continues the discourse of Jesus as either Lord, a lunatic, or a liar. By using the biblical narrative and the Jewish culture of his time, Dr. Whitney dispels critics of the validity of the claims of Jesus. Near the end, the validity of the Bible through historical and archeological evidence is discussed.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney unpacks how Christian theologians justify the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Then, there is the justification of the historical accounts of the resurrection. And finally, Dr. Whitney speaks to the psychological character profile of Jesus and why his words plus the fulfilled prophesies justify his claims.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney gives an overview of the entire course before beginning to delve into the trustworthiness of the Christian Bible.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney uncovers a host of naturalistic theories of why the resurrection of Christ isn't true and provides rational reasons why these theories aren't viable. Then he discusses the either/or nature of truth in Western Culture.

Ep 27

In this episode, Dr. Whitney makes the case for miracles outside of scientific parameters and talks about why God doesn't do miracles consistently. Also, Dr. Whitney reveals scientism and how miracles humble science.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney challenges the arguments for and against prophecy and miracles while re-presenting the case for justifying thoughts, beliefs, and presuppositions for validity and rebuttal.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney begins his discourse on prophecy by discussing the imminency and transcendence of God while overviewing the liberal and conservative perspectives on the diminishing of miracles.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney sets up the argument of miracles as a proof for God and sets the ground rules for the positive and negative arguments.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney helps us understand that scientific coincidences that can't be rationally explained are a realistic argument for God as well as not faithist experiences of the presence of God in the lives of individual people.