Apologetics 105

Show Notes: Tony Vance (@TonyVance1966) is the creator of Hill Billy Logic, a blog that deals with all things apologetics and natural theology. We discuss a bunch of stuff from accepting criticism to marijuana. Tony is a great voice to listen to and has a lot of wisdom. Don't miss this.  Socials: Facebook | Twitter | Wordpress Music: Tenth Avenue North - Cathedrals & For Those Who Can’t Speak (Used w. Permission) Reviews: If you want to leave a review for the podcast, visit either Facebook or iTunes. Thanks!

Show Notes: Nate Sala is the creator and co-host of A Clear Lens—a great website and podcast. He’s also a teacher and an incredibly reasonable human being. This was a good chat and I’m very thankful for Nate’s time on this interview. You for sure don’t want to miss this… Socials: Facebook | Twitter | Wordpress Music: Tenth Avenue North - Cathedrals & For Those Who Can’t Speak (Used w. Permission) Reviews: If you want to leave a review for the podcast, visit either Facebook or iTunes. Thanks!

Show Notes: Immanuel Marsh is a college professor, high school teacher, counselor, and minister. He joins me to talk about immigration, division in the church, pandering to the masses, and the responsibility of police officers. Socials: Facebook | Twitter | Wordpress Music: Tenth Avenue North - Cathedrals & For Those Who Can’t Speak (Used w. Permission) Reviews: If you want to leave a review for the podcast, visit either Facebook or iTunes. Thanks!

Show Notes: The reboot details of Apologetics 105. Glad to be back. And thank you for listening. Socials: Facebook | Twitter | Wordpress Music: Tenth Avenue North - Cathedrals & For Those Who Can’t Speak (Used w. Permission) Reviews: If you want to leave a review for the podcast, visit either Facebook or iTunes. Thanks!

Notes On this week’s pod, I am flying the ship solo as I return from a three-month hiatus. Bible contradictions and atheist talk is on the agenda for today. Be sure to look out for my interview with Natasha Crain in the coming weeks and feel free to reach out on social media to chat. Social Media Facebook | Twitter | Website | iTunes Music Our music is graciously provided by Tenth Avenue North. Music used this week is Cathedrals and For Those Who Can’t Speak. Be sure to check out Tenth Avenue North’s music available anywhere music is sold. 

On this week’s episode I am joined by Detective J. Warner Wallace as we discuss his new book God’s Crime Scene. Jim’s journey into Christianity, his two books and a couple of listener questions are on the docket for episode #20. Jim’s Website: Cold Case Christianity God’s Crime Scene on Amazon ---------- Apologetics 105 Contact Info:  Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website Thanks to Tenth Avenue North for providing the music for the podcast:   “Cathedrals” & “For those who can’t Speak”

On this week’s edition of the pod, we celebrate reformation day with a light discussion on Molinism. This is part 1, part 2 will pick up on the Freed Thinker podcast where we will discuss Calvinism. Joining me to do that is Tyler Vela of the Freed Thinker Podcast. Where you can find part 2: http://thefreedthinker.podbean.com/ Tyler’s Blog Apologetics 105 Contact Info: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website --------------- Thanks to Tenth Avenue North for providing the music to this week’s show! Songs: Cathedrals For those who can’t Speak

On this week’s edition of the pod, I will be taking a look at an article that came out recently that claims to refute several arguments for God’s existence. I think this article shows how intellectually lazy atheists can be and I hope this pod serves as an encouragement for everyone to make better arguments, study deeper things and ask good questions so you can represent a view in a meaningful way. ------- Apologetics 105 Contact Info: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website Thanks to Tenth Avenue North for providing the music for the podcast:CathedralsFor those who can’t Speak 

On this week’s edition of the pod Tim Stratton from Free Thinking Ministries joins me to discuss his new journey into apologetics as well as his argument on free will and naturalism. If you’d like to read Tim’s article and follow along, click here!  Follow Tim on Twitter | A FreakEng Show | Tim’s Blog  Compatibilistic Freedom: Can you have your Cake and eat it too? [Tim Stratton  Apologetics 105 Contact Info:  Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website

Listen to Part 1 first! On this week's edition of the pod we finish up the discussion that stems from a video via the Friendly Atheist. 78 questions (really about 10 legit ones) about the Christian faith. I am joined by Tony Vance and Gene Gosewehr; be sure to follow along with their shows! Apologetics 105 Contact Info: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website

On this week’s edition of the pod I sit down with Gene Gosewehr of A Clear Lens and Tony Vance of Everything According to Tony Vance. We discuss a video made by an atheist wherein he asks 78 questions directed towards Christians. In this epic two part podcast we answer all 78 questions and talk about the Christian worldview, apologetics, and theology.   Apologetics 105 Contact Info: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website

On this week’s episode, I sit down with Greg Koukl of Stand to Reason to talk about the origins of STR, the Planned Parenthood protest movement, his book Tactics, arguments for and against the pro-life position as well as his upcoming conference and book project. Registration for the upcoming conference can be found here and Greg’s podcast feed can be found here.  *The audio started to get a bit difficult to hear towards the end. The discussion at the end was about his upcoming book Credo as well as apologetics conferences.  Contact Information for Podcast… Apologetics 105 Contact Info: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website

On today’s pod I look at the moral argument for God’s existence which is based off of a recent article I’ve written. In the pod I discuss potential grounding agents for morality including humanism, Platonism and God. Be on the lookout for more articles on morality in the future.  Apologetics 105 Contact Info: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website

On this week’s pod I sit down with Tyler McNabb and Jonathan Thompson to tackle specific areas of apologetics. Presuppositional apologetics and reformed epistemology are the waters we dive into as we discuss the merits and possible issues of each view. Please be sure to check out the info below for my guests and feel free to direct any questions to the contact page of Apologetics 105 or the podcast feed on the website. --------------- *Note: some of audio faded in areas so I did re-record two of the questions for better quality. --------------- Guest Info Jonathan: Twitter | Molinist Group Tyler: Twitter | Website Resources Mentioned Knowledge and Christian Belief (Alvin Plantinga) 5 Fives on Apologetics (Steven Cowan) The Resurrection of Theism (Stuart Hackett) Apologetics 105 Contact Info: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Podbean Streaming | Website

On this week’s episode, Tony Vance joins me on the Skype line to talk about sin and how it affects us differently when it happens at home. In addition to the article, we discuss apologetics, Tony’s book as well as a smorgasbord of other topics. Be sure to listen to Tony’s podcast and follow along on his website.    Article Referenced  Justifying a Relative’s Sin by Sacrificing the Bible  Contact Information: Twitter (Personal) | Twitter (Ministry) | Facebook Page | Stitcher Radio | Pod Bean Streaming | Website