I Don't Have Enough FAITH to Be an ATHEIST

Frank defends his decision to feature a controversial media figure and explains why engaging differing viewpoints matters. He tackles listener questions on reading Scripture with the S.T.O.P. method, dangers of taking verses out of context, and how to tell descriptive from prescriptive passages. Conversations cover grounds for divorce and standards for church leaders, plus a discussion of the cosmological argument and a three-sentence gospel summary.

Megyn Kelly, former attorney turned longtime TV journalist, breaks down legal clashes over sanctuary policies and federal authority. She discusses the FACE Act and when disrupting worship can become a federal crime. She explains why ICE meets resistance in blue cities and explores concerns about political Islam and assimilation. Short, sharp, and legally focused.

In this engaging conversation, Dr. Peter Boghossian, a philosopher and author renowned for his insights on critical thinking, tackles pressing issues affecting Western civilization. He shares his experience with the 2017 grievance studies hoax, revealing how institutions become indoctrination centers. Hear his thoughts on teacher certification as a key to change and why he sees Western Europe as 'beyond hope.' Delve into his perspectives on morality, atheism, and the importance of honest dialogues in today's polarized society.

This conversation features Dr. Peter Boghossian, a philosopher and author renowned for his work on free speech and culture. He delves into the breakdown of civil dialogue in today's political climate, emphasizing the need for open discussions even with those who disagree. Peter shares his experiences at UC Berkeley, the ideological rigidity at Portland State, and the vital role of free speech in society. He also outlines his ambitious plans for engaging with disenfranchised communities in France and debates the compatibility of Islam with Western freedoms.

Frank Turek delivers a compelling Gospel message, emphasizing the resurrection as the foundation of Christianity. He reflects on Charlie Kirk’s drive and commitment to faith, underscoring how life’s meaning hinges on recognizing the resurrection's truth. The podcast discusses the authenticity of resurrection accounts and the nature of the human soul, urging listeners to consider their eternal fate. Turek also addresses the importance of political engagement in spreading the Gospel, ending with a heartfelt call to action for faith and support.

Dr. Robert A. Gagnon, a New Testament scholar known for his work on biblical sexual ethics, challenges the notion that Christian views on homosexuality are outdated. He argues that Jesus's compassion did not imply acceptance of sin. Gagnon emphasizes the importance of biblical authority over cultural norms, clarifying that sexual ethics remain vital. He also addresses the misconception regarding the term 'homosexuality' and offers guidance for Christians on attending same-sex weddings while maintaining their convictions. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of faith and sexuality!

Dr. Robert Gagnon, a leading biblical scholar and author of 'The Bible and Homosexual Practice', dives deep into the complexities surrounding homosexuality and scripture. He discusses whether the Bible can justify same-sex relationships and the implications of being 'born gay'. Gagnon critiques the cultural response to his work and distinguishes between moral laws and symbolic ones in Leviticus. The conversation also explores the meaning of love, measurable harms in same-sex unions, and how affirming homosexuality could redefine sexual morality.

Ridvan Aydemir, known as the Apostate Prophet, is an ex-Muslim who converted to Christianity and critiques Islam. In this engaging discussion, he shares how friendships, especially with David Wood, reshaped his faith journey. His trip to Jerusalem shifted his views on Judaism, and he highlights the resurrection of Jesus as crucial to Christianity's truth. Ridvan offers insights on evangelizing to Muslims and addresses misconceptions about Scripture, all while reflecting on personal transformation and the practical benefits of his new faith.

Ridvan Aydemir, known as the Apostate Prophet, shares his remarkable journey from a strict Muslim upbringing in Turkey to ultimately embracing Christianity. He reveals the pivotal Quranic passages that fueled his doubts and the personal risks he faced, including family estrangement and threats. Ridvan discusses the violent teachings within Islam and the Islamic Dilemma, questioning claims of scripture preservation. His transition from atheism to faith highlights the transformative power of grace, offering a compelling perspective on belief and truth.

Borders are essential for safety, reflecting human nature's flaws. The discussion tackles biblical perspectives on immigration, emphasizing the difference between legal and illegal immigration. Frank argues that enforcing laws prevents harm, such as trafficking, while unchecked immigration can destabilize nations. He highlights the government's duty to prioritize its citizens and the importance of exporting American values. Compassion, he asserts, must align with justice, suggesting that America can best help the world by maintaining controlled immigration.