Skeptics and Seekers Sunday Sermon (4S)

Both David and Dale make separate arguments about the reasonableness of disbelief. Who had the most compelling argument? You decide. 

Would the trinity have made sense to our Old Testament brethren? 

A great-making episode. :)

There are reasons prayer claims almost never convince skeptics.. Enjoy. 

Randal and I both agree that the universe is really old. However, that presents a real theological problem from which Christianity cannot recover. That is what we don't agree on. 

Doc Brown talks Jewish redemption, human sexuality, and spiritual workings of the miraculous. This couldn't possibly end well. 

Dale and David have to scramble as their scheduled guest had a last-minute cancelation, leaving them to wing it. 

Dale and David discuss whether sharing Christian doctrine and truth with non-believers is "Hate Speech" or simply "Tough Love".

Kicking things off for Season 2 of S&S, David (the skeptic) makes the claim that there is no such thing as a real "Orthodox Christianity".

Robert Stanley of the Right to Reason Podcast hosts both Dale (Christian/Jesus Historicist)and Kevin Francis (atheist/Jesus Mythicist from the Left at the Valley Podcast) to discuss the subject of Jesus Mythicism- did Jesus really exist or not?  Listen and find out!

Dale and his philosophy professor Paul Bali guest star on the Ask an Atheist Anything Podcast (4A) with Andrew and Matt to discuss freedom of expression, philosophy, science and religion.  Its a must listen folks!

Here is a bonus episode during our summer hiatus- David and Dale discuss what it means to have "faith" in a Christian context.

In Part 1 of this series on Jesus Mythicism, I evaluate the evidence from 4-5 ancient historians; Thallus & Phlegon, Cornelius Tacitus, Suetonius and Flavius Josephus to see if they can provide positive proof that an historical Jesus probably did exist.  Do any of them accomplish this aim?- Based on at least 2/5 of these ancient historians, the answer is a resounding "Yes"!

This is just a little something to hold you over.

Dale Glover (Christian) guest stars on Robert Stanley's atheist show, the Right to Reason Podcast.  We discuss the moral foundation and justification for God ordering Abraham being willing to sacrifice his son and God's Flooding the Earth.  There were some interesting twists and turns that came up with some of our thought-experiments and real life examples each of us used in making our c...

Scientist, immunologist and fellow Christian Dr. Kelly Kearse, joins the show to discuss the nature of the Shroud's bloodstains in relation to its authenticity and possible image-formation mechanisms (supernatural vs. natural).  As a Shroud agnostic, I think Kelly offers something interesting and informative no matter what side of the debate you stand on.

David and Dale slip their leashes and go on and on and on and.... This is going to take a while. Enjoy.

We debate biblical violence. Enough said.

Dr. Keener talks about the historicity of the book of Acts.

Listen to the 4th installment of the Shroud Wars debates series with Hugh Farey (Shroud skeptic) vs. Joe Marino (Pro-Shroud)- topics include the invisible reweave theory against the 1988 C-14, the Shroud as an artistic object and discussion on the medical/forensics evidences from the Shroud.

We welcome Anthony Magnabosco who provides a demonstration of street epistemology. 

Do Christians really care about resurrection as much as they do? 

In the third installment of our Shroud Wars debate series, two Shroud experts, Bob Rucker (Pro-Shroud) and Hugh Farey (Shroud Skeptic) go head to head to battle it out on the 1988 C-14 dating and how the images may or may not have been formed artistically.

Special guest Luis Dizon went from being one of the leading Protestant preachers to a member of the Catholic church. Find out what else is interesting about him. 

Dale is a guest on the "Ask an Atheist Anything" Podcast with hosts Andrew and Matt to probe when does the Atheist bear the burden of proof; topics range from discussing Bayes Theorem to the shifting of the burden of proof and the nature of defeaters (includes back and forth on Dale's critically acclaimed Molinistic Defeater).