Keith Burton's Podcast

Dear Dr. Burton, is calling a competition line to guess the title of a song in order to win money a form of gambling? On that note, is entering any competition which involves winning money a form of gambling?

Dear Dr. Burton, is calling a competition line to guess the title of a song in order to win money a form of gambling? On that note, is entering any competition which involves winning money a form of gambling?

Dear Dr. Burton, is calling a competition line to guess the title of a song in order to win money a form of gambling? On that note, is entering any competition which involves winning money a form of gambling?

Dear Dr Burton, there are a number of ancient Christian books that are not a part of our Bible. How can a person test the inspiration of apocryphal books (e.g. The Book of Enoch, The Gospel of Thomas, etc)?

Dear Dr Burton, there are a number of ancient Christian books that are not a part of our Bible. How can a person test the inspiration of apocryphal books (e.g. The Book of Enoch, The Gospel of Thomas, etc)?

Dear Dr Burton, there are a number of ancient Christian books that are not a part of our Bible. How can a person test the inspiration of apocryphal books (e.g. The Book of Enoch, The Gospel of Thomas, etc)?

Dear Dr. Burton. I just listened to your podcast about what happens after death. If it is true that the dead known nothing, how do you explain the presence of Elijah and Moses on the Mount of Transfiguration with Jesus?

Dear Dr. Burton. I just listened to your podcast about what happens after death. If it is true that the dead known nothing, how do you explain the presence of Elijah and Moses on the Mount of Transfiguration with Jesus?

Dear Dr. Burton. I just listened to your podcast about what happens after death. If it is true that the dead known nothing, how do you explain the presence of Elijah and Moses on the Mount of Transfiguration with Jesus?

Dear Dr. Burton, when a Christian makes a promise and either partially performs or completely fails to fulfil that promise ... is that a lie and how does God view such things? What if it happens not just once or twice but over and over again. Even if the excuse, not to fulfil the promise was legitimate, can a Christian break a promise if the excuse is something that he or she had control over?

Dear Dr. Burton, when a Christian makes a promise and either partially performs or completely fails to fulfil that promise ... is that a lie and how does God view such things? What if it happens not just once or twice but over and over again. Even if the excuse, not to fulfil the promise was legitimate, can a Christian break a promise if the excuse is something that he or she had control over?

Dear Dr. Burton, when a Christian makes a promise and either partially performs or completely fails to fulfil that promise ... is that a lie and how does God view such things? What if it happens not just once or twice but over and over again. Even if the excuse, not to fulfil the promise was legitimate, can a Christian break a promise if the excuse is something that he or she had control over?

Dear Dr. Burton, many Christians are rejoicing at the execution of Saddam Hussein. Does the Bible support capital punishment?

Dear Dr. Burton, many Christians are rejoicing at the execution of Saddam Hussein. Does the Bible support capital punishment?

Dear Dr. Burton, many Christians are rejoicing at the execution of Saddam Hussein. Does the Bible support capital punishment?