A deep dive into the debate on whether Jesus has one or two wills, exploring the complexity of the incarnation and the historical consensus at the Council of Chalcedon. The discussion covers the theological positions, historical context of Nestorianism, and scriptural arguments for the different perspectives on Christ's wills.

A philosophical exploration of atheist philosopher Daniel Dennett's views on theism, religion, free will, and evolution. Delving into his perspectives on religion, the human mind, postmodernism, and gratitude in atheism. Also discussing challenges of information overload, global violence, and contrasting viewpoints on death, time, and religion.

Dr. Craig comments on the media uproar surrounding the football player's speech.

Debates on the existence of numbers as abstract objects vs. symbols. Critique of the claim that math is racist. Exploring the relationship between mathematics and God's nature. Surprising elegance of complex math concepts in understanding the laws of nature.

Dr. Craig discusses Molinism and universal salvation, delves into the complexity of divine foreknowledge, compares Calvinism and Molinism's views on the problem of evil, and explores the relationship between God's creation and human free will.

The podcast delves into personal causation, God's timeless intention to create, and the necessity of a personal cause for the universe's beginning. It also explores non-physical realities in science, the complexities of the incarnation, and research on the historicity of Jesus' resurrection.

Topics discussed include the necessity of evangelism, defending the historicity of resurrection accounts, the power of specific prayer, and exploring God's love within the Trinitarian doctrine.

Debates on visions in the Bible, origins of sin, and Young Earth Creationism are explored. Topics include the historicity of Jesus' resurrection, challenges to traditional views on sin, and debunking young earth creationism. Discussions on the duality of Jesus, intentionality vs. materiality, and the concept of God's omnibenevolence in Islam.

Exploring the concept of 'Fantasy of the Gaps' in science and theism, discussing the God of the Gaps fallacy. Critiquing Roger Penrose's cosmological theory and exploring mathematical models of an eternal universe. Delving into the RNA world hypothesis and the infinite universe solution for the origin of RNA replication. Debating the evidence for the existence of God and the blurred lines between fact and fiction in modern science.

The podcast delves into the relationship between Scientific Materialism and Woke ideology, exploring how materialist philosophy inadvertently led to the rise of woke ideology. It critiques the coherence of scientific materialism with reason and discusses the implications of woke ideology on education and societal well-being. The speakers also explore the role of Christians in mainstream academia and the clash between scientific materialism and woke ideology.