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Send us Fan Mail Join me in a thought-provoking exploration of Kierkegaard's philosophy as we delve into the question of whether his faith is rational. In this analysis, we examine Kierkegaard's concept of faith, exploring its rationality and the role it plays in his works. Gain insights into Kierkegaardian faith through a rational assessment of his religious existentialism. Is Kierkegaa...

Send us Fan Mail Welcome to our Bible study on prayer in Matthew 6:5-8! In this insightful video, we delve into the teachings of Jesus found in the Sermon on the Mount. Discover the secrets of effective prayer and how to pray like Jesus Himself. We explore the meaning and significance of prayer in the Bible, with a focus on Matthew 6:5-8, where Jesus provides valuable guidance on how to pray since...

Send us Fan Mail In this exclusive interview, we delve into the literary influences behind C.S. Lewis' beloved 'Chronicles of Narnia' with Oxford Professor Dr. Simon Horobin. Gain valuable insights into the origins of Narnia and the inspirations that shaped this iconic fantasy world. Discover C.S. Lewis' writing influences, the role of Oxford University in his creative process,...

Send us Fan Mail Join us for a deep Bible study as we explore the honor of Job in the Bible. Delve into understanding Job's story, the lessons from the Book of Job, and the biblical themes of faith, integrity, and perseverance. Discover how Job's unwavering faith and righteous character bring out the virtue of patience in the Bible. We'll reflect on Job's trials and tribulation...

Send us Fan Mail Join us as we delve into the complex character of Prince Myshkin in Dostoevsky's 'The Idiot.' We'll analyze Myshkin's dual nature and his representation of a clash between two worlds. This literary exploration provides insights into Dostoevsky's character development and the philosophical themes present in the novel. Discover the intricacies of Myshki...

Send us Fan Mail Join us as we delve into the fascinating literary interpretation of Prince Myshkin, a character in Dostoevsky's 'The Idiot,' by Amber Dyer and Janet Tucker. Explore the concept of Myshkin as the anti-Christ, his suffering from hubris, and Dostoevsky's intricate character analysis. Discover the religious themes woven into this classic piece of Russian literature...

Send us Fan Mail Join us for an insightful philosophy lecture as we delve into the problem of evil and explore theodicy, the philosophy of suffering, and theological perspectives on evil. We'll discuss the relationship between evil and free will, examining philosophical solutions to the age-old problem of evil. Don't miss this thought-provoking debate on the existence of evil and the Epi...

Send us Fan Mail In this video, we delve into the thought-provoking conversation between Jordan Peterson and Piers Morgan in their recent interview. Join us as we explore their beliefs on God, religion, hell, and prayer. We'll analyze Jordan Peterson's views on spirituality and faith, while discussing the concepts of heaven and hell. This engaging discussion sheds light on the role of pr...

Send us Fan Mail I review Dr. Peterson's recent interview with Piers Morgan discussing timely issues like cancel culture, Russell Brand, God, heaven, hell, Andrew Tate and so many more interesting topics! Support the show -------------------------- If you would want to support the channel and what I am doing, please follow me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/christianityforall Where else to find J...

Send us Fan Mail In this thought-provoking video, we delve into the philosophical debate surrounding anti-theodicy and the problem of evil. Explore the arguments against traditional theodicy and the existence of evil, offering a critical analysis of religious and philosophical views on faith, suffering, and the existence of a benevolent deity. Join the discussion on anti-theodicy, theology, and th...

Send us Fan Mail A Biblical Problem needs a Biblical response. The theodicy of mystery is a unique response to the problem of evil which attempts to redefine and restructure common frameworks and expectations surrounding the problem of evil.  In this video, we present the different aspects of the problem of evil and how that interacts with our philosophy, faith and our lives.  Support the show ---...

Send us Fan Mail The Akedah, the command by God to sacrifice Isaac. Is God good? Is God evil? How can we wrestle and understand this nigh impossible task?  Central to the Torah in Genesis 22, is God's Elohim's command to Abraham to sacrifice Isaac as a test of Abraham's faith. Many thinkers have wrestled with this idea, ranging from Kant, to Kierkegaard, and to Joshua Yen himself. I...

Send us Fan Mail Aaron Simmons is a leading scholar in existentialism and phenomenology, he is also an avid fisherman and mountain biker! We talk about how he got into philosophy, his biggest influences, the relationship between faith and philosophy, Christianity, parenthood, and more!  Go check out Aaron's most recent book Camping with Kierkegaard here: https://amzn.to/3Lh9m7X Go check out o...

Send us Fan Mail One of the well-known responses to the problem of evil is evil's ability to transform and help people develop virtues. In this video, we talk about various aspects of the soul-building theodicy, potential objections, pitfalls, and improvements that theists could use in response to the problem of evil. I hope you enjoy.  Support the show -------------------------- If you would...

Send us Fan Mail The Free Will Defence is commonly known as the argument which defeated the logical problem of evil. In this video, I introduce you to the variations of the argument, the ideas found within, common objections, and some responses that one may have to defend this position.  Support the show -------------------------- If you would want to support the channel and what I am doing, pleas...

Send us Fan Mail C.S. Lewis is one of the most influential Christian thinkers of the 20th century. In this interview with Dr. Simon Horobin, I discuss who C.S. Lewis was, his key ideas and contributions to the world.  Dr. Simon Horobin is a leading scholar of English Language and Literature at the University of Oxford. He has a book coming out on C.S. Lewis in the foreseeable future.  Support the...

Send us Fan Mail The existential problem of evil plays a significant role in discussions surrounding the problem of evil. Unlike the conceptual presentation of the logical and evidential problem of evil, the existential problem of evil challenges whether God is worthy of our worship even if He exists.  In this video, I approach the existential problem of evil from three perspectives, the differenc...

Send us Fan Mail The evidential problem of evil is one of the most common arguments used by atheists to challenge the Christian faith. In this video, I talk about some of the key parts of the evidential problem of evil and some of the nuances which should be kept in mind when one is presenting or defending against this argument!  Do let me know any questions and thoughts in the comments below! Sup...

Send us Fan Mail James is one of the most influential and Christian oriented letters in the Bible. In this video, we do a Bible study of James and take you through some of the key lessons and ideas found within! We talk about how we are called to face challenges with determination, overcome trials and also develop our relationship with God! Support the show -------------------------- If you would...

Send us Fan Mail Abortion has always been a key debate in philosophy and politics, with recent developments of the feminist movement and the legal decisions surrounding Roe v Wade. In this video, I am joined by  @StrangeCornersOfThought to discuss different perspectives on abortion and talk about how we can approach the concept from existential, legal and moral frameworks! I hope you enjoy! Suppor...

Send us Fan Mail From Epicurus to Mackie, the Logical Problem has seen a lot of development over the years. In this video, I introduce you to a variation of formulations of this historic philosophical problem, what it is, and most importantly, what it is not. Support the show -------------------------- If you would want to support the channel and what I am doing, please follow me on Patreon: www.p...

Send us Fan Mail The Supreme Court has recently gotten rid of affirmative action in the US for college admissions. In this video, I make a simple philosophical case for why getting rid of affirmative action was the right thing to do and why it should never have been justified in the first place.  Disclaimer: This is not a political channel, politics is a field of greed, hatred, and lies. I aim to...

Send us Fan Mail Catholicism is a key Christian denomination and has held a significant role in the development of history. However, it has often come under scrutiny for its doctrine and potentially heretical dogmas. In this video, I analyse  @TreasureChrist video on Catholicism to see whether Catholicism is something we truly should be afraid of! Support the show -------------------------- If you...

Send us Fan Mail The great Russian writer Dostoevsky had much to say on the themes of religion, fiction, stories, and more. Laurence and I discuss the different approaches that Dostoevsky had towards religion and how one can properly characterise his controversial and novel contributions to the world of philosophy, theology, and beyond.  We talk about his key texts and works like The Brothers Kara...

Send us Fan Mail Nietzsche is one of the most polemical writers in the 19th century. We break down his concepts of eternal return and amor fati with fellow Oxford and Harvard undergrads Laurence and Warren.  Support the show -------------------------- If you would want to support the channel and what I am doing, please follow me on Patreon: www.patreon.com/christianityforall Where else to find Jos...