https://youtu.be/OWVl33e47iU

https://youtu.be/y_2rsDsiUeU

The problem of evil is one of the most popular arguments many atheists use against theists. The argument attempts to show that the existence of  God is logically impossible due to the existence of evil in the world.

https://youtu.be/ORzYCvfQUIc

https://youtu.be/NaJuYozrxDI

In this special stream the TAP brothers will be speaking to the Ex-Muslim Ridvan Aydemir (aka Apostate Prophet) on the the subject of whether belief in one God is justified. 

Belief in God forms the central pillar of the Islamic belief and the first belief in the shahada (declaration of Islamic faith). Therefore the acceptance of Islam is premised on whether one believes that God exists. If this belief isn’t justified then belief in Islam would also not be justified. However if God does exist then this forms part of the justification for Islam.   

This then becomes the most important discussion when engaging with an atheist and other aspects of Islam would come after this belief in God is established.

https://youtu.be/yMMAJPo7SoM

Can we say God has to be one? Or is there a possibility of multiple gods?  Does trinitarian views result in this affirmation of multiple gods and does our understanding of a Necessary Being affirm the Islamic concept (Tawheed) of one God?

https://youtu.be/g3hB7hJW1C0

Joined by special guest Hamza Andreas Tzortzis, the TAP panellists  discuss whether materialistic accounts of consciousness can overcome the  "Hard Problem" - and explore several proposed solutions in the process.

https://youtu.be/g3hB7hJW1C0

Joined by special guest Hamza Andreas Tzortzis, the TAP panellists discuss whether materialistic accounts of consciousness can overcome the "Hard Problem" - and explore several proposed solutions in the process.

https://youtu.be/89bhKCr0uUo

A modern movement amongst some Muslims today claim that following  anything other than the Quran is “shirk” (associating partners with God)  and that following the Sunnah of the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi  wasallam) is false.   They also attempt to disparage the body of ahadith  claiming that these are fabrications of later generations.   In this  episode we explore the various arguments including the arguments  obligating the following of the sunnah as well as what constitutes the  sunnah and the role of the ahadith is establishing the sunnah.   We are  pleased also to announce we will be joined by brother Farid from “Farid  Responds”. There will be opportunity for the audience to ring in and ask  their questions during the show.

https://youtu.be/89bhKCr0uUo

A modern movement amongst some Muslims today claim that following anything other than the Quran is “shirk” (associating partners with God) and that following the Sunnah of the Prophet (sallallahu alayhi wasallam) is false.   They also attempt to disparage the body of ahadith claiming that these are fabrications of later generations.   In this episode we explore the various arguments including the arguments obligating the following of the sunnah as well as what constitutes the sunnah and the role of the ahadith is establishing the sunnah.   We are pleased also to announce we will be joined by brother Farid from “Farid Responds”. There will be opportunity for the audience to ring in and ask their questions during the show.

https://youtu.be/bdE6cyUtcOI

In this podcast we will be discussing the meaning of life, or, in the  case of nihilism, the lack of it. We will ask questions about what is  the fundamental underpinning for existence, and how do the possible  answers to this question relate to our understanding of the value and  significance of life.   We will also ask how certain understandings of this fundamental question  about the significance of life can also relate to and effect other  areas of enquiry such as epistemology, or morality. This is an important  podcast that will insha'Allah help to answer a lot of the questions  people will be facing in the modern day that give rise to a sense of  hopelessness in life.