In this lecture, Dr. J describes 1. what is, and what is not, an abortion, 2. Explains the 2022 Supreme Court decision, 3. presents Bible verse to guide our thinking about life, and 4. presents academic definitions of the beginning of human life.

In this episode, Dr. J shares research on the historical case for Luke’s census in the Lukan infancy narrative.

In this episode, Dr. J look at another objection to Christianity: the legendary development of Jesus as God.

In this episode, Dr. J looks at skeptical comments from Dr. Bart Ehrman and Paulogia on the authorship of the Gospels. Does it really matter if we don't know who wrote the Gospels?

In this episode, Dr. J and Elder Suicide join forces to talk about the surprising and yet awful admissions from prominent atheist thinkers.

In this episode, Dr. J interviews cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace about his time as a detective and what cases taught him about living out biblical wisdom.

The clearest theological treatise of so-called Semi-Pelagianism comes from Faustus, the bishop of Riez. In this episode, Dr. J introduces you to him and his large work, De Gratia Dei et humanae mentis libero arbitrio.

Could a flag-bearer of orthodoxy be a semi-Pelagian? In this episode, Dr. J introduces you to Vincent of Lerins, and argues that he was neither a Semi-Pelagian, nor an Augustinian.

Was the most famous Semi-Pelagian really a a Semi-Pelagian? Dr. J introduces you to John Cassian, a Western monk taught in the East, who believed God's grace was necessary for every human activity.

In this episode, Dr. J introduces you to Semi-Pelagianism, a theological boogeyman doctrine about the nature of humans, which nobody believes in not even the 5th century monks who are accused of holding to that doctrine. #semipeligianism #semi-pelagianism #orthodox #orthodoxy #christianhistory #christiantheology #christianphilosophy #DrJ