Is Mormonism the restoration of the church of Jesus Christ? Did Jesus appear, bodily, to the Native Americans? Do you have a home in the Telestial Kingdom? And what does Battle Star Gallactica have to do with all of this? We'll cover these questions and more on this week's episode of Trinity Radio, as we respond to a successful YouTuber who explains why he's a Mormon. This is part of our YI'MA series, in which we respond to adherents of various worldviews who explain "Why I'm A" whatever. Check out the rest of the YI'MA videos on our YouTube channel!
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S8E8: Response to "Why I'm a Wiccan"
In this episode we respond to a video explaining why certain people adopt a Wiccan worldview. 360,000+ people in the US and 800,000+ worldwide affirm some sort of Wicca. What's up with that?
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S8E7: What's Up With Hell? Part Two
In the second episode on the nature of hell, we discuss the views of Conditional Immortality (annihilationism), and Evangelical Universalism. We also provide advice on preaching hell in an evangelistic setting. And Braxton and Johnathan say goodbye to a beloved Trinity Radio personality.
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S8E6: What's Up With Hell? Part One
Mark Twain said, "Go to Heaven for the climate, Hell for the company." But for those of us who take the concept of Hell seriously, there are a number of questions for which we want answers. Is Hell eternal conscious torment? If so, are the flames of Hell to be taken literally? And what is the relevant biblica data on the subject? We'll discuss all of this in the first of two episodes on the nature of Hell!
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S8E5: Response to "Is God Actually the Devil?"
We respond to a very gothic looking fellow who claims that God is more like the Devil than the Sunday School image of Gentle Jesus meek and mild. We discuss the atrocities of the Old Testament, and provide two simple principles for responding to these kinds of criticisms.
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S8E4: Response to "Why I Became Hindu"
In this video we respond to two Hindu converts who explain why they adopted the faith and what it has done for them. We affirm the positive things they are seeking, and explain why the PERSONAL Christian God makes better sense of these longings.
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S8E3: We Got Called Out!
In this episode we respond to an atheist who challenged our belief that morality isn't "real" (in the objective sense of the word) without God. This is a less often heard criticism of the moral argument called "non-natural moral realism." Besides all that, it's just a fun episode. And . . . if you're tired of all the atheism episodes, next week we respond to a major world religion.
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S8E2: Responding to an Atheist Lawyer
We respond to atheist lawyer, Andrew Seidel of the Freedom from Religion foundation regarding his explanation of why he's an atheist.
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S8E1: Science vs Religion, and Prayer
In the season eight premier, Drs. Hunter and Pritchett begin a new segment called "Why I'm A . . ." in which they respond to those of opposing worldviews who have made their cases on YouTube. In this episode, they discuss why "Because science . . ." isn't a reasonable answer to the question of why one is an atheist. Nor is "Prayer doesn't work." We'll unpack it all on this week's Trinity Radio!
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The Trinity Radio Christmas Special
Did C.S. Lewis really say we should all be Christmas pagans in a recently rediscovered article? Did Christianity just borrow from virgin birth stories in other religions? Is there a belated Christopher Hitchens Christmas scandal? Find out in this best ever Christmas special!
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The Thanksgiving Special
We discuss what we are thankful for this year. We also can't help but discuss a bit of apologetics, theology, and our future projects. It's a thanksgiving episode . . . Don't expect it to blow your mind . . . it's pretty good for what it is.
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S7E22: Season Finale
In the season seven finale of Trinity Radio Braxton and Johnathan consider all of the exciting theological discussions that could have been had if young seminarians and theology-geeks would ever stop talking about the Calvinism debate. We have several mini-discussions of open-theism, the eternal subordination of the son, the age of the earth, molinism, and . . . . . eschatology!!!!
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S7E21: How to Study The Bible
In this episode, we discuss Bible study methods for all "skill" levels. During the show Johnathan reveals himself to be the new face of feminist theology, and Braxton lectures listeners about end-times issues.
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S7E19: Is Listening to the Pastor Enough? (with Steve Gregg)
We interviewed Steve Gregg at Trinity regarding the question, "Why should believers study the Bible more deeply than just listening to their pastors on Sunday morning?" His answer may surprise, convict, and inspire you.
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S7E18: Surely You Don't Believe in Demons
In this episode we discuss Spiritual Warfare. Is it real? Is it happening to you? Is it the cause of the common cold? In addition to this discussion hear more about Braxton Hunter's evangelistic apologetics in Northern Ireland.
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S7E17: Who Knows You're a Christian?
We give our advice on sharing your faith in an age in which it is increasingly awkward, and unappreciated. If you don't listen to this one, you should feel ashamed!
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S7E16: Peter Versus Paul
Do YOU focus on Paul to the exclusion of Peter? Do you have a favorite between the two? Is that okay? In this episode Johnathan Pritchett talks about what makes him the most excited about First Peter, and why he’s a Peter Guy!
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We discuss our individual verse by verse projects and why Braxton chose the book of Genesis. Did Moses write it? What's JEDP all about? Has Johnathan showered recently? All these questions will be answered!
Read MoreS7E14: Atheism, Serial-Killers, & Capt. Picard
In this episode, we deal with - a passionate claim that atheists are not serial killers, Christians are not perfect, and religious people who get funny looks aren't being persecuted.
Read MoreS7E13: Is Christianity Boring?
In this episode we discuss a recent experiment that demonstrates most people prefer physical pain to boredom. Is Christianity boring? We think Christians actually have a super power that prevents boredom.
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