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Is yoga a healthy form of exercise - or a pagan practice steeped in Hinduism? On this episode of Up For Debate, Julie Roys will discuss the issue with Laurette Willis, the founder of Praise Moves, who says yoga is a gateway to New Age and Eastern Religions. Challenging her perspective is Bonnie Meyer, the founder of a Christian-based yoga ministry in Lincoln, Nebraska. Don't miss the discussion this Saturday at 11 AM Central Time on Up For Debate!

Should Christian parents circumcise their sons? Certainly, it’s not required for salvation, but is it still a good practice? This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss this important issue with Jewish believer and host of "Open Line", Dr. Michael Rydelnik. Also joining her will be a doctor with the Christian Medical and Dental Associations who supports circumcision – and another Christian leader who does not. Listen and join the discussion this Saturday at 11 a.m. Central Time, on Up For Debate!​​

Is it okay for pro-life advocates to go undercover and film abortion workers without their knowledge? What about crashing pro-choice marches? This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss methods of fighting abortion with Live Action Founder Lila Rose, whose undercover videos are exposing the abortion industry; Americans United for Life's Deanna Wallace who's documenting abortion clinic abuses; and Students for Life's Kristan Hawkins whose group crashed the Women's March in D.C.!

Can Christians be nationalists?  Some say no because nationalism is ​inherently idolatrous. Others say yes.  There's nothing wrong with loving your country and putting its interests first, especially if your country is America and was founded on Christian principles.  This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss this important issue with Family Research Council's Ken Klukowski, and provocative college professor Warren Throckmorton.  

Should Christians carry a gun – or does doing so violate Christ’s command to turn the other cheek?  This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss this important issue with two leaders on opposite sides of this important issue.  Almost 16-million Americans have a license to carry a handgun.  And with the prevalence of violence and terrorism, many feel arming themselves is necessary.  But others argue that Christians should not resort to violence, but trust God for protection.  Listen and join the discussion this Saturday at 11 a.m. Central Time, on Up For Debate!​

How should Christians view sex in marriage?  Is its main purpose procreation and pleasure – or is there a deeper spiritual significance?  What rights do spouses have over each other's bodies?  Should either spouse be able to control how the other expresses intimacy?  This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss this important, but sensitive issue with Christian intimacy expert Dr. Juli Slattery – and a male Christian leader with a different perspective.  Listen and join the discussion this Saturday at 11 a.m. Central Time, on Up For Debate!​

Medical marijuana is legal in 29 states and in Washington, D.C. It's also being legalized recreationally in several states. So should Christians consider marijuana another tool in an arsenal against pain during an illness, or should they abstain? This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will discuss this issue with Norml's Alabama Executive Director Leah Graves who embraces marijuana's legalization and Dr. Richard Poupard who warns of some of its consequences.

Scripture says we are saved by grace through faith.  But what is faith?  And does saving faith require works?  This Saturday on Up for Debate, Julie Roys will wrestle with faith, works and the gospel with two eminent theologians.  Joining her will be Theology Professor Matthew Bates who says saving faith requires works and Bob Wilkin, of the Grace Evangelical Society, who says saving faith is not dependent on works.