Sean Kerwin

The Christian Skeptic

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You’re listening to the Christian Skeptic, a podcast determined to ask the hard questions about God. For inquiries and to continue our conversation, please e-mail me at christianskepticshow@gmail.com

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Sean Kerwin

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Religion

Latest episode

Feb 27, 2026

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Episodes

What Will We Do in Heaven? 27.02.2021

In this episode, let's continue the discussion on Heaven with our imaginations! We've built a logical base of what to think about Heaven for the past two episodes, and we'll continue with that in this episode, but let's start to imagine and have fun with the idea of Heaven!

What About Friends Not in Heaven? 13.02.2021

In this episode, let's talk about how we should feel about Heaven, if we have friends, family, or loved ones who aren't there?

What's Heaven Like? 29.01.2021

In this episode, let's take a brief look at what the Bible has to say about heaven. This is part 1 in a series on Heaven and Hell.

Can We Trust The Bible? 27.11.2020

In this episode, I give some guidance on a couple literary tests we can analyze the Bible with to determine if we can trust it or not.

Are Megachurches Relevant? - Part2 13.11.2020

In this episode, Brandon and I continue our discussion on the relevance of megachurches as we dive into the area of personal relevance.

How Should Christians Vote? 30.10.2020

In this episode, we're talking a pause between parts 1 and 2 of our talk on megachurches to discuss how Christians should engage in politics.

Are Megachurches Relevant? - Part 1 17.10.2020

In this episode, I'm joined by a special guest to discuss the philosophical and Biblical relevance of Megachurches.

Christians and Homosexuality - Part2 02.10.2020

Let's get personal in this episode and discuss the relational aspects of Christianity as it pertains to homosexuality.

Christians and Homosexuality - Part 1 19.09.2020

In this episode, let's take a broad look at the Christian view of homosexuality and the philosophy behind it. This episode will serve as a precursor to further, more practical and personal discussion on the subject.

If God, Why Evil - Part 2 04.09.2020

In this episode we'll look at sin as the cause of suffering and two possible outcomes God might have to allow suffering into our lives.

If God, Why Evil? - Part 1 21.08.2020

In this episode we begin our discussion on the problem of evil. We will start off by talking about evil and suffering generally before we get to it on a personal level.

What Makes Christianity Unique? 07.08.2020

In this episode, I'd like to breakdown the 3 main theological concepts surrounding the gospel, which is the differentiating factor between Christianity and all other religions.

Can We Prove God Exists? 24.07.2020

This episode may feel a little more in the weeds philosophically, but that's because we need to clear up what it means to say God exists or doesn't exist.

Why Care About God? 10.07.2020

I want us to take time to think about why we should even ask about the existence of God or the claims of Christianity before we get too lost in the weeds. In this episode, I will be laying the foundation of our "why" before we start to talk about whether we can prove God's existence or not.

Can Christians be Skeptics? 26.06.2020

In this episode, I want to set some ground rules for what skepticism means to us and how to approach Christianity with a proper skeptical lense.

Introduction 13.06.2020

In this episode, I introduce the podcast. I give an overview of where we're going as a show and introduce the question: Can Christians be Skeptics?

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