Joshua Farris, a theological anthropologist and founder of Soul Science Ministries, teams up with Dan Chapa, a classic Arminian theologian, to engage David Allen, a practical theology professor, and James White, a staunch defender of Calvinism. They dive into a riveting debate on limited versus universal atonement, exploring the implications of Christ's sacrifice, the nuances of sufficiency in atonement theories, and the interpretations of biblical passages like John 3:16. Their discourse delves deep into the complexities of faith, repentance, and the church’s role in salvation.

Joshua Farris, Chester and Margaret Pollock professor at Mundelein Seminary and part-time lecturer at Auburn University, delves into the existential questions of life and identity. He shares his spiritual evolution from Pentecostal roots while exploring diverse theological traditions. The discussion covers the complexities of human nature, gender identity, and the soul's journey, plus intriguing thoughts on death and resurrection. Farris also adds a playful twist with rapid-fire questions, merging humor with profound insights.