Jude 3 Project

This episode explores science and sexual orientation. We discuss nature versus nurture, genetics, and scientific research. Can we look to science for help on this issue? This episode features special guest, Biologist Rasheda Likely.

Dr. Preston Sprinkle joins us to discuss the bible and homosexuality. He is an accomplished scholar, author, and Vice President of Eternity Bible College. We discuss some common questions that arise from this topic including: Why should we talk about homosexuality if Jesus didn't? Was Paul only referring to male prostitution? Is the bible really clear on this subject? How do we interpret the Old Testament laws, in light of New Testament liberties? Why is homosexuality still viewed by many as sinful but eating pork and seafood is not? Dr. Sprinkle has written several articles and you can view some of them here ---> http://facultyblog.eternitybiblecollege.com/series/homosexuality-in-the-bible/#.VUo1_I5Viko

This series seeks to explore the normalization of homosexuality in hit shows like "Scandal" and "How to Get Away With Murder" and the biblical response to a "liberated" sexual expression. In this episode we explore whether or not, TV is becoming more gay friendly. In addition, we discuss GLAAD's influence on TV programming. This episode features special guest, former professor and actress Morgan Avery McCoy.

In this series we examine how Hip Hop artists wrestle with theodicy (how can a loving, all powerful and all knowing God allow evil) in their lyrics. This episode explores Andy Mineo's song "Death Has Died" and we wrap up the series with an interview with special guest, Michael Roziers.

In this series we examine how Hip Hop artists wrestle with theodicy (how can a loving, all powerful and all knowing God allow evil) in their lyrics. This episode explores Kendrick Lamar's song "Hood Politics" and Process Theology's response to the problem of evil. This episode includes special guest, Pastor Darin Lamar Jones.

In this series we examine how Hip Hop artists wrestle with theodicy (how can a loving, all powerful and all knowing God allow evil) in their lyrics. This episode explores Drake's song "You & The 6" and one of the Christian responses to the problem of evil, the Free Will Response. This episode includes special guest, Dr. Van Gayton.

In this series we examine how Hip Hop wrestles with theodicy (how can a loving, all powerful and all knowing God allow evil) in their lyrics. This episode explores Kanye West's song "Heard 'Em Say"and one of the Christian responses to the problem of evil, the Greater Good Response. This episode includes special guest, Pastor Cam Triggs.

In this series we examine how Hip Hop wrestles with theodicy in their lyrics. This episode explores J. Cole's song "Apparently".

In this series we examine how Hip Hop wrestles with theodicy  in their lyrics. This episode explores Jay-Z's song "Lost One".