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Jon Foreman: Leaving the Christian Label
Summary Jon Foreman of Switchfoot (link) discusses the journey of faith, doubt, and the rejection of labels. We delve into the topics of deconstruction, being...
Rainn Wilson: Jesus and the Meaning of Life
Rainn Wilson (aka Dwight Schrute) talks about his new book Soul Boom. What does he think of Jesus and Christianity?
Neil deGrasse Tyson: Christianity and the Cosmos
Neil deGrasse Tyson joins us to talk about the science found in the Bible. Should Christians make decision based on a religious text? If we could go back in time, could we prove if Jesus rose from the dead? What would Neil say to a room full of conservative Christians?
Latest Episodes
Jeremiah Johnston: The Shroud Proves Resurrection
The Shroud of Turin Proves the Resurrection Could the most extraordinary claim in Christianity be backed by physical evidence? Dr. Jeremiah Johnston thinks so. In...
Why Didn’t Jesus Write Anything Down?
Why Didn’t Jesus Write Anything Down? Have you ever wondered why there is no Gospel of Jesus, penned by his own hand? For a figure...
6 Genesis Stories Read Politically
Genesis Wasn’t Written to Comfort—It Was Written to Explain What happens when we stop reading Genesis as a series of moral tales—and start reading it...
5 Ways to Follow Jesus Without Paul
How Christianity Could Look Different—And Still Be Faithful What would it look like to follow Jesus without Paul? It’s not a question most Christians are...
Paul Made Christianity
Did Paul Write the Bible? It’s a provocative question. One that seems designed to grab attention or spark controversy. But beneath the surface, it cuts...
For years, Almost Heretical gave people permission to ask the hard questions about faith. That conversation isn't over — it's grown into something new.
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