Thinking with Dr. Barry Whitney

In this episode, Dr. Whitney introduces the argument for God through the complexity of creation through order and structure, meaning that things were created with a purpose to include anthros, which says creation is about human beings.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney discusses the argument for intelligent design -the anthropic principle and talks about defining what truth is and the arguments of what truth actual is

In this episode, Dr. Whitney makes a case for moral law as a an argument for the existance of God. Additionally he explains the how the moral law doesn't control but protects people from themselves.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney continues Pascal's argument, deepening the reasoning behind his "wager" by revealing the reality of liberal theology, the censorship of ideals outside of science so that one might put away rational skeptism and discover that the road to God starts with faith. 

In this episode, Dr. Whitney enters into the creation argument and pinpoints the areas where there are logical fallacies and contractions within science and religion. He also discusses some of the arguments against heaven and eternity.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney answers the question of what God desires from us and presents evidence of the universe's origin

In this episode, Dr. Whitney discusses the prejudice of scientific evidence, explores why the evidence for God isn't clearer and what God actually desires from us.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney challenges the evolutionary theory and the naturalistic worldview by presenting the argument of the truth and validity of the Christian Bible from historical and archeological evidence.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney continues unveiling science's version of the moral law as a subjective majority agreement that disconnects from the law of God and doesn't connect with a naturalist point of view.

In this episode, Dr. Whitney talks about moral law and how to properly argue and refute arguments inside and out of religion and science.