Reasonable Faith Podcast
Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day.
Eat My Flesh? Baptize My Baby? Dr. Craig Responds to Fr. Mike Schmitz, John Piper, and Kevin DeYoung
A viral clip from Fr. Mike Schmitz claims that Protestants who take Jesus’ words in John 6 seriously end up becoming Catholic. Dr. Craig explains why the bread of life discourse doesn’t require ea.
Dale Allison on the Resurrection Part Two
Dr. Craig continues his thoughts on a critique of Dr. Dale Allison, including a discussion on non-Christian miracle claims.
Dale Allison on the Resurrection Part One
Dr. Craig considers criticisms and contributions of Dr. Dale Allison's significant work on the resurrection of Jesus.
Questions on Natural Evil, Demons, and the Soul
Why do demons want to inhabit a physical body? This, and questions on God's providence, souls, and natural evil are answered.
Did God Have to Kill Someone To Save Me?
Dr. Craig reviews various theories of the atonement of Christ and whether a less violent theory is warranted.
Atheists Should Stop Saying This!
An atheist blogger lists four phrases his fellow atheists should stop using in conversations.
Young Genius Confronts Pastor
In a popular sitcom, a child prodigy is depicted as interrupting church worship services with confrontational questions for the pastor. Dr. Craig answers and notes how the entertainment industry often
Academic Paper Gets Shredded Part Two
Dr. Craig and Dr. Josh Swamidass continue their response to a paper on the historical Adam and Eve which discusses their work.
Academic Paper Gets Shredded! Part One
Dr, Josh Swamidass returns and joins Dr. Craig in response to a peer-reviewed paper on the historical Adam and Eve.
Was This the Greatest Trial on Earth? Part Two
Dr. Joshua Swamidass continues his analysis of the Scopes Trial and how we all need to learn from its cultural and theological significance.
Was This the Greatest Trial on Earth? Part One
Dr. Josh Swamidass joins the podcast to discuss his research on the infamous Scopes Trial of 1925 and it's similarities with today's culture.