🙏 DONATE: https://inspiringphilosophy.org/give/This is a debate I had with Sociologist Phil Zuckerman about whether Secularism or Christianity is better for humanity as a whole. The debate was originally hosted on ‪@aDoseofReason‬ Phil's website:https://philzuckerman.com/

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Dr. Robert Bowman Jr., a scholar and co-author of 'The Incarnate Christ and His Critics,' dives deep into the theological debate about Jesus' divinity. He tackles misconceptions regarding Jesus' identity in scripture, emphasizing the significance of his 'I am' statements. The conversation also critiques modern interpretations of John 1:1 and examines the complex relationship between Jesus and the Father. Bowman engages with various scholarly perspectives, making a compelling case for early Christians' recognition of Jesus as Yahweh.

Wes Huff, a scholar specializing in early Christian studies, and Mike Winger, an apologetics teacher, dive into the contentious claims of public figure Billy Carson. They dissect their recent debate with him, highlighting its chaotic fallout and the absurdity of legal threats. The discussion addresses the importance of transparency in historical texts like Codex Sinaiticus, while humorously critiquing the misuse of deepfake evidence. They also touch on the complexities of good and evil, navigating truth amidst conspiracy theories, and the challenges in theological discourse.

Dr. Beau Branson, a contributor to 'One God, Three Persons, Four Views,' dives into the complexities of the Trinity. He sheds light on historical misconceptions and heresies surrounding this doctrine. The discussion explores various interpretations of Trinitarianism and examines the roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Beau also connects philosophical insights to theological concepts, challenging modern misunderstandings while emphasizing the divine nature of Jesus within the framework of early Christian beliefs.

I am joined by the intelligent philosopher Ryan Mullins to talk about his new book and the philosophical implications of his research. Please bring your questions as we dive deep into this important question. Ryan's book: https://www.amazon.com/Eternal-Love-L...

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SUPPORT InspiringPhilosophy🙏: https://inspiringphilosophy.org/give/ PATREON:   / inspiringphilosophy   YOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP:    / @inspiringphilosophy   LOCALS: https://inspiringphilosophy.locals.com/ MERCH: https://michaelinspringphilosophy-shop.fourthwall.com/ James Agnew joins me to discuss his new book on explaining the nature of atonement in Christ's death and resurrection. We all discuss his thesis in relation to a video the youtuber Mindshift published and respond to the main arguments of the video. Mindshift's video:    • Why Hasn't God Destroyed Satan Yet? |...   James' book: https://www.amazon.com/Devils-Disbarm... James' channel:    / @inphilosophersgarb8099   James' Response to Mindshift, Did God Lose?:    • Did God Lose? Responding to MindShift.   The Philosophy of Tolkien:    • The Philosophy of Tolkien  

The scholar James Tabor was recently interviewed and suggested the earliest Christians didn't think Jesus physically resurrected. The grave of Jesus could still have contained the body of Jesus. But Stephen Boyce joins me and will offer a response to Tabor; and argue that Paul and the earliest Christians did believe in resurrection and that the tomb was found empty. Stephen's channel:    / @earlychurchfacts   Original video:    • Early Christianity Was NOTHING Like Y...  

Mason Mennenga joins me for a friendly conversation on process theology and its implications for the world. We plan to discuss where we agree and disagree. This is not a formal debate, just a discussion on different perspectives and which is more likely to be true.    / @masonmennenga   Don't forget to help us create more videos! We need your support: 🙏 DONATE: https://inspiringphilosophy.org/give/ PATREON:   / inspiringphilosophy   YOUTUBE MEMBERSHIP:    / @inspiringphilosophy   LOCALS: https://inspiringphilosophy.locals.com/ IP MERCH: https://michaelinspringphilosophy-shop.fourthwall.com/