Reasonable Faith Podcast

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Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day.

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Questions on Evangelism, the God Particle, and the Atonement

Apr 29 2024 22 mins  
Dr. Craig takes questions on the necessity of evangelism, how God sustains everything into existence, and how sins were atoned for by Christ before his crucifixion.

Questions on Visions, Sin, and Young Earth Creationism

Apr 22 2024 22 mins  
Questions from listeners about visions in the Bible, the origin of sin, and whether Young Earth Creationism is an embarrassment.

Fantasy of the Gaps

Apr 15 2024 26 mins  
Secularists often have their own version of the "God of the Gaps".

Scientific Materialism and Woke Ideology

Apr 08 2024 24 mins  
Dr. Craig reviews an article by William Dembski on the relationship between Scientific Materialism and Woke ideology.

Craig Keener on the Historical Jesus

Apr 01 2024 15 mins  
Dr. Craig interacts with excerpts from Dr. Craig Keener's massive book on the historical reliability of the Gospels.

The Seven Most Googled Questions About God

Mar 25 2024 17 mins  
What questions are people all over the world Googling about God and Christianity?

Questions on Human Reproduction, Heaven, and Islam

Mar 18 2024 22 mins  
Why would God create someone whom he knows will reject him? Will we be bored in heaven if everything is perfect? These and other questions are discussed by Dr. Craig.

Physics and Philosophy Part Two

Mar 11 2024 17 mins  
Dr. Craig continues commentary on a conversation between Neil deGrasse Tyson and Sean Carroll which includes the existence of God.

Physics and Philosophy Part One

Mar 04 2024 22 mins  
Dr. Craig interacts with a dialogue between Neil deGrasse Tyson and Sean Carroll on the history of physics, quantum mechanics, and the arrow of time.

Natural Theology and Luther

Feb 26 2024 21 mins  
The Blackwell Companion To Natural Theology is reviewed by a Lutheran commentator.