Dr. Zachary Ardern, an evolutionary biologist at Cambridge, argues for the rationality of Christian faith, suggesting it complements scientific understanding. In contrast, Dr. Alex Carter, a philosopher, challenges this viewpoint with a Wittgenstein-influenced perspective, debating the historical reliability of the Gospels and the role of faith in a rational world. They explore profound questions about morality, evidence for God, and the compatibility of scientific progress with belief, offering insights that spark critical reflection on faith and reason.
