James white recently posted a response video regarding William Lane Craig’s appearance with Ben Shapiro. Despite Craig’s attempt to express the many good reasons there are to believe in the Christian God, White thought it made sense to criticize almost everything the world’s most famous debating apologist said. Throughout the response, White criticized the strength of Craig’s theistic arguments, and demonstrated that he was generally unimpressed with the case for the historicity of the resurrection. To top it all off, he spoke of Jesus Mythicist and fringe author Bob Price as though he was credible enough to make Craig’s list. If this isn’t arguing as much like an atheist as a Christian apologist can, what is?

William Lane Craig, Ben Shapiro, fertility, and religion! We constantly hear that religion is on the decline in the western world. But studies in recent years seem to paint a different picture. How do genetics, and fertility play into this hot discussion?

Recent interactions with atheists have revealed that there is a common charge that “No one,” or “Very few,” people ever become Christians because of the evidence for Christianity that Christian apologists might bring. Is this true, or is it just chest-thumping? We tackle the issue in this week’s episode!

We consult the UnFund-O-Meter, to see whether we’re “UnFundamentalist Christians in this episode! The nature of scripture, social issues, parenting, evangelism, and evangelicalism are all covered.

In a live stream, we answer questions relating to Star Trek, the nature of the soul, The Book of Daniel, our most valued books, the nature of truth, and more!

Why are so many evangelical thinkers making the move to Rome? What do thrift stores have to do with this? Find these answers and more in this week's episode.

In this episode we talk with Leighton Flowers about his recent debate with Chris Date on the Unbelievable Christian Radio Program. Is the soterioban dead? Find out here!

We continue our discussion of the topic, and address allegations that the Bible advocates for sexual offenses.

Skeptics and Christians alike, understandably, have difficulty seeing how a God of love could advocate for slavery. Yet, the law of Moses, as translated in most english Bibles, does explain how Israelites were to buy, sell, and treat their . . . slaves. Is this proof that the God of the Bible is a moral monster? In this episode, we’ll cover the most objectionable statements in scripture, as they relate to slavery, and discuss the terminology, culture, and intentions of the biblical writers. In the first and last word segments, we’ll cover death-bed conversions, and intuition!

Who did Jesus think he was? It makes a difference when it comes to the discussion of the resurrection. We discuss what Braxton calls "recalibrated plausibility," and answer the question of whether there is good reason to believe that Jesus thought of himself as God's special agent to bring about the kingdom. How does this relate to NASA and the moon landing? Find out on this episode of Trinity Radio!