Enjoy Christian Apologetics and Theological Content In Audio format via The Cerebral Faith Podcast!
On this page, you can select which episode of The Cerebral Faith Podcast you want to listen to. The Cerebral Faith Podcast consists of episodes in which I defend arguments for God’s existence, the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection, respond to atheistic arguments, blog posts, YouTube videos, and memes, but I also interview Christian Apologists & Theologians to promote their books, or talk about other things with them.
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This podcast talks about the arguments for God’s existence, the historical evidence for Jesus’ resurrection, the toughest objections skeptics pose against the Christian faith, theological issues like soteriology and eschatology (i.e the doctrine of the last days), and so much more. Listen to this podcast (hosted by apologist Evan Minton) whether you are already a Christian, a hardcore skeptic, or a spiritual seeker, and you will discover that you can be a Christian BECAUSE of using your brain rather than in spite of using it.
As a philosopher and theologian, Kenneth Samples is passionate about encouraging Christians to think. This is why he was disturbed when discovering this quote from Dennis Prager found in Kent Hughes’s, Disciples of a Godly Man.
“One thing I noticed about Evangelicals is that they do not read. They do not read the Bible, they do not read the great Christian thinkers, they have never heard of Aquinas. If they’re Presbyterian, they’ve never read the founders of Presbyterianism. I do not understand that. As a Jew, that’s confusing to me. The commandment of study is so deep in Judaism that we immerse ourselves in study. God gave us a brain, aren’t we to use it in his service? When I walk into an Evangelical Christian’s home and see a total of 30 books, most of them best-sellers, I do not understand. I have bookcases of Christian books, and I am a Jew. Why do I have more Christian books than 98% of the Christians in America? That is so bizarre to me.”
The life of the mind is more than simply enriching. It is crucial to the future of Christianity. Philosopher and theologian Kenneth Richard Samples has a great passion to help people understand the reasonableness and relevance of Christianity’s truth claims. He is the senior research scholar at Reasons to Believe and the author of several books, including “Classic Christian Thinkers”, “7 Truths That Changed the World”, and “God Among Sages”.
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