Episodes
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Classic: Transhumanism, AI & the Soul: Are We Losing Our Humanity? Lord Martin Rees and Dr. John Wyatt
This century marks a pivotal moment for humanity to shape the planet's future through technology.
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Is it still reasonable to believe in God as we move deeper into the 21st century? Mike Jones "InspiringPhilosophy" and Sam McKee
The debate reflects on whether belief in God can coexist with advancements in science and technology.
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Classic: Paul Kingsnorth's Journey to Orthodox Christianity - The Big Conversation with Rowan Williams and Paul Kingsnorth
Paul Kingsnorth recounts his spiritual journey from atheism to Wicca and ultimately, to Eastern Orthodox Christianity, highlighting significant encounters that shaped his views.
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God, AI and the search for meaning: John Lennox vs John Vervaeke hosted by Roger Bolton
The universe operates on mathematical principles that reflect the divine, leading to a deeper understanding of God through the study of science.
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Classic: Where Is God in Natural Disasters? Reflections from Haiti to Texas
Natural disasters provoke deep questions about the existence and nature of God, particularly concerning the problem of evil.
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Is Empathy a Sin? Can caring too much ever become morally wrong? Dr. Joe Rigney and Dr. Alastair Roberts
Empathy can be beneficial but is dangerous when untethered from truth.
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Classic: Can Humanism Exist Independently of Christian Influence? Theo Hobson & Andrew Copson
Humanism, as explored in the podcast, has complex roots involving both religious and secular influences.
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Heaven: Dinosaurs, Angels, and Reincarnation? A Mind-Bending Look at the Afterlife
Heaven is conceptualized in various ways, including as a paradise, a city, and a place of reunion with loved ones.
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Classic: Is the Turin Shroud the burial cloth of Christ? Alan Whanger vs Hugh Farey
The Shroud of Turin sparks significant debate regarding its authenticity as the burial cloth of Christ.
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The Mystery of Morality | Alex O'Connor, Richard Swinburne, Jessica Frazier and Peter Singer hosted by Jack Symes
Morality is a complex construct influenced by evolution, culture, and religion.
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Classic: Debating Intelligent Design – Jonathan McLatchie v Cory Markum
The complexity and apparent design in nature are central to the debate between intelligent design and naturalistic explanations.
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Are we slaves to our genes? Denis Alexander vs Dr Simon Walker-Samuel hosted by Andy Kind
Genetics significantly influence our physical and potentially personality traits, but they do not solely define who we are.
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Classic: When faith fails how do you navigate doubt? Dominic Done and Andrew Whyte
Doubt is a common part of the faith journey and is increasingly recognized within church culture.
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The universe’s greatest mystery: God or Science? with cosmologists Dr Niayesh Afshordi, Dr Hugh Ross and Atheist Phil Halper
The Big Bang remains a central topic of debate in cosmology, with competing theories emerging regarding the creation of the universe.
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Classic: Tom Wright meets Tom Holland on St Paul
St. Paul's life and teachings radically transformed the understanding of power, community, and faith in the early Christian movement.
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Can therapy alone heal the soul? Two Psychiatrists Treating BPD & NPD Explore the Search for Meaning
Therapy can provide meaningful relief and facilitate healing for complex mental health issues like BPD and NPD.
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Classic: Putin's War - The Spiritual and Ideological Battle Behind the Invasion of Ukraine
Putin's invasion of Ukraine is deeply rooted in historical and religious contexts, particularly the ideology of 'Holy Rus'.
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Adult Conversion vs Leaving the Faith: What’s More Meaningful? Matthew Su & Nathan Ormond | Schools Debate Special
The podcast features a vibrant debate about the meaningfulness of adult conversion to Christianity versus leaving it behind.
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Classic: An ex-atheist faces off with an ex-Christian
Both Vanessa and Holly illustrate that faith and belief are not static; they evolve through personal experiences and intellectual inquiry.
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Is the natural world evidence of design, or the result of random processes? Rachel G Jordan vs Michael Shermer hosted by Andy Kind
The discussion juxtaposes two perspectives on nature: one seeing it as a reflection of divine design and the other as a product of randomness.
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