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#122 Mirjam Schilling: Why did God create mosquitoes? 35:25

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Is there a connection between climate crisis and viruses? Can science explain "miraculous healings"? Is God morally "good" and where do we get our reference point for "goodness"? How should we approach the "genocide" passages in the Bible? Do humans have souls? What about clones? Virologist and theologian Dr Mirjam Schilling answers questions asked…

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From Biology to Theology: How viruses challenge our perception of good and evil with Christian Virologist Dr Mirjam Schilling 41:02

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🎙️ Today we venture into the intersection of science and faith with Dr. Mirjam Schilling, a postdoctoral virologist and DPhil student in Science and Religion at the University of Oxford. With her unique background in virology and theology, Dr. Schilling grapples with profound questions about the nature of suffering, the existence of God, and how sc…

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#120 James Emery White: Is online church the way forward? 28:39

4M ago28:39

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What are the dangers of online and how do we navigate them? How can we respond to AI? What is TikTok spirituality and why should we engage with it? How has the digital world impacted our relationships? Is online church just watching TV or is a hybrid model the only way forward? Dr James Emery White, author of Hybrid Church, explores questions aroun…

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#119 James Emery White: Should we prioritise young people? 33:06

4M ago33:06

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Who are Generation Z and Alpha and why do they matter? How have algorithms impacted the way our young people think? What is so significant about being raised in a TikTok world? How are young people approaching politics and which way should they vote? Can Christianity ever be attractive to young people? How do we protect our children in a pornified …

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#118 James Emery White: Is Christ irrelevant in a post-Christian culture? 35:02

4M ago35:02

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What are the marks of a post-Christian culture and why is this significant? How do we engage in apologetics in this context? Are young people disinterested in religion or are we just attempting to answer questions they're not asking? Who are the "nones" and why are they on the rise? Dr James Emery White, founding and senior pastor of Mecklenburg Co…

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#117 Nicola Morrison: How to find hope in despair 21:30

4M ago21:30

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How do we differentiate truth from disinformation? Is it possible to verify the truth of Christianity in a similar way? How can we cope with injustice, discrimination and racism? Are we able t reconcile the goodness of God with the horrendous suffering we experience? Where can we turn in the midst of mental health struggles? Nicola Morrison, author…

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#116 Nicola Morrison: A trip to church saved my life 19:24

4M ago19:24

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Nicola Morrison, an editor and former BBC reporter, has experienced many highs and lows in her personal and professional life. She shares her struggles with childhood trauma, mental health difficulties and career setbacks. Following a failed attempt to take her own life, Nicola visited a church, which changed the trajectory of her life forever. You…

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#115 Michael Lloyd: Culture wars, creativity and relativism 29:30

5M ago29:30

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Could a decline in creativity and beauty be why the Church has become increasingly irrelevant and unlikeable? What are culture wars and how should we respond? Is relativism flawed and what is the alternative? Does human creativity point to God? Rev Dr Michael Lloyd, principal of Wycliffe Hall, shares his thoughts about culture, creativity and The N…

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114: Joe Boot: Resurrection, miracles and climate change 25:09

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Is there any proof for the resurrection of Jesus? Are miracles a genuine possibility? How should we respond to global injustice and environmental breakdown? What practical ways can we use apologetics in everyday situations? We hear from Rev Dr Joe Boot, founder and president of the Ezra Institute for Contemporary Christianity. This interview was re…

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#113 Joe Boot: Is there a role for apologetics in culture? 30:22

5M ago30:22

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Rev Dr Joe Boot, founder and president of the Ezra Institute for Contemporary Christianity, explores what shapes and drives culture. What are the cultural implications for certain world and life views? Is there a place for Jesus in politics? This interview was recorded in March with a live audience at Holy Trinity Church, Aylesbury in partnership w…

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#112 Joe Boot: Why believe? 27:17

5M ago27:17

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What is cultural apologetics? Can a biblical worldview make sense of human experience? What are some of the biggest objections to the Christian faith? Rev Dr Joe Boot, founder and president of the Ezra Institute for Contemporary Christianity shares his thoughts. This interview was recorded in front of a live audience at Holy Trinity Church, Aylesbu…

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#111: Johan Erasmus: Is there more to life than atheism? 28:10

6M ago28:10

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Afrikaner pastor Johan Erasmus shares the second half of his story. Why did the New Atheists' arguments lose their appeal? How did the Bible become less embarrassing? Where does he turn with his doubts? In what ways does Johan's faith inform his passion for racial reconciliation? Read more in Coming To Faith Through Dawkins.To hear Johan on the CS …

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#110: Johan Erasmus: Were the New Atheists right? 26:42

6M ago26:42

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Following the death of his father as a child, Afrikaner pastor Johan Erasmus struggled to find a place where he could ask sceptical questions about faith, God and the Universe. During this time he discovered CS Lewis, but also Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris and Christopher Hitchens. Here, he tells the first half of his story. You can find out more in …

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#109 Justyn Terry: Jürgen Moltmann on suffering, politics and hope 19:49

6M ago19:49

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Does God suffer? How does a "crucified God" speak to our pain? Where can we find hope? How should we engage with politics? On 3rd June, Jürgen Moltmann, a German theologian, pastor and author of over 40 books died aged 98. Rev Dr Justyn Terry, vice principle and academic dean at Wycliffe Hall, reflects on Moltmann's life, works and politics.• Subsc…

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#108 Michael Lloyd: Why did God create wasps? 25:00

6M ago25:00

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Why are our prayers not answered? Where does the cross fit into the problem of suffering? Why did God create creatures like mosquitoes, poisonous snakes and wasps? Does God always get his way? Can good ever come out of suffering? Rev Dr Michael Lloyd, author of Cafe Theology, continues his discussion about evil and suffering.For Michael Lloyd: http…

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#107 Michael Lloyd: Why does evil exist? 23:05

7M ago23:05

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Rev Dr Michael Lloyd, author of Cafe Theology, explores a number of Christian responses to evil and suffering. Which theories are the most intellectually, emotionally and pastorally consistent and satisfying? We also look at the doctrine of the fall. Why is it significant? Is it compatible with evolution? Was there a fall of angelic beings as well …

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#106 Kathy Keller: Why does God allow suffering? 21:13

7M ago21:13

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Kathy Keller is no stranger to suffering, so how is she able to attest to the goodness of God in the midst of great pain? How does she respond to unanswered prayer? Does she have any advice about coping with anxiety? Is it possible to hold on to hope during tragedy?For Kathy on The CS Lewis Podcast:https://www.premierunbelievable.com/the-cs-lewis-p…

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#105 Kathy Keller: Why I changed my mind on women ordination 24:59

7M ago24:59

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We continue our conversation with writer, editor and speaker Kathy Keller. Why did their sons believe her and Tim should never offer parenting advice?! What did they learn at Hopewell, Virginia that proved invaluable when planting Redeemer in New York? Why did Kathy leave seminary convinced ordination was no longer a viable option for her?To hear K…

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#104 Kathy Keller: Life, marriage and death 24:32

7M ago24:32

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As we approach the one year anniversary of apologist Tim Keller's death on May 19th, we caught up with his wife Kathy Keller. Are there any stories about Tim that have particularly encouraged her family in recent months? How did a sick dog lead her to Jesus as a child? What marriage advice would she offer to those just starting out on their journey…

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#103 Rachael Heffer: Are young people more spiritual? 32:15

7M ago32:15

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In the final part of their conversation about the Talking Jesus research, Rachael Heffer, head of mission at the Evangelical Alliance, shares her thoughts around some important questions. Why are young people leaving the Church? How do we navigate tricky cultural conversations?What are her top tips for family discipleship?• Subscribe to the Unapolo…

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#102 Rachael Heffer: Do people want to engage in conversations about faith? 20:50

8M ago20:50

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How do people respond to hearing about God? Has the general opinion of the UK shifted on matters of faith in recent years? What do young people think? How confident are Christians about sharing their faith? How do we approach people's big questions?For Talking Jesus: https://talkingjesus.org/research• Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://…

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#101 Rachael Heffer: What does the UK think about faith? 33:50

8M ago33:50

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Rachael Heffer, head of mission at the Evangelical Alliance, shares her thoughts around the Talking Jesus research. What do the UK public think about the Church, Christians and Jesus? Who are the "nones" and why has there been such a rise in this category of people? What questions are young people asking? Are people actually interested in God?• Sub…

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#100 Ruth Jackson: 100th Episode Special 25:33

8M ago25:33

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Ruth Jackson shares some of her favourite moments over the last 99 episodes, including an opiate addict becoming a Christian apologist via a near death experience, an analytic philosopher on why she believes the gospel narratives are reliable, an NFL player on how he'd choose Jesus over winning the Super Bowl and a theologian exploring whether Jesu…

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#99 Sarah Irving-Stonebraker: How can we be effective priests of history? 27:42

8M ago27:42

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Associate Professor Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, author of Priests of History, explores the results of ahistoricism in the Church. Does disconnection from the past lead to individualism? How do we practice ancient spiritual practices in a modern setting? Can history help us to use our time well?For Priests of History • Subscribe to the Unapologetic po…

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#98 Sarah Irving-Stonebraker: Is history irrelevant? 14:05

9M ago14:05

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Associate Professor Sarah Irving-Stonebraker, author of Priests of History, explores the characteristics and impact of living in an "ahistoric" age. How can history help us navigate the culture wars? Can we reconnect with the past?For Priests of History: https://www.amazon.com/Priests-History-Stewarding-Past-Ahistoric/dp/0310160901/ref=sr_1_1?crid=…

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#97 Jay Y Kim: Did Jesus really rise from the dead? 29:07

9M ago29:07

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Pastor Jay Y Kim explores how Holy Week brings hope. Why are we all so afraid of death? What difference does Easter make? Did the resurrection actually happen and why does it matter?For Jay Kim: https://jaykimthinks.com/ • Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://pod.link/1622170986• More podcasts, free ebook & newsletter: https://premierunbe…

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#96 Jay Y Kim: Analogue presence in a digital world 25:57

9M ago25:57

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Jay Y Kim shares his experience as a pastor in Silicon Valley. How is technology forming us? In what ways can we help young people live fruitfully in the digital space? How do we navigate AI? Are there any tips for finding rest in the midst of the busyness? In an era of misinformation, how do we decipher what is actually true?For Jay Kim: https://j…

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#95 Jay Y Kim : Doubt and deconstruction 26:09

9M ago26:09

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Jay Y Kim, a pastor in Silicon Valley and author of multiple books including Listen, Listen, Speak, shares his experience of losing and rediscovering his faith. What are some of the reasons people leave the Church or aren't even remotely interested in the first place? What should we do with our doubts? How do we ensure everyone feels welcome? For J…

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#94 Hannah Martin: Makeup royalty on supporting those who struggle with Mother's Day 30:08

10M ago30:08

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Renowned makeup artist Hannah Martin explores how to support people who find Mother's Day difficult for a plethora of different reasons. She bravely shares her own journey of losing her mother and her heart-breaking struggle with infertility and miscarriage. Are there practical ways churches can support those who are grieving? How do we celebrate M…

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#93 Hannah Martin: Makeup artist to the stars on life, faith and navigating a filter-obsessed culture 23:39

10M ago23:39

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Hannah Martin, "the queen of radiant skin and smoky eye tutorials” (British Vogue) and world-class makeup artist to the stars, shares her philosophy on beauty. What are some of her top tips? When did her "plan C" lead to making up supermodels and princesses? How do we raise confident young people in a world obsessed with highly edited images? In pa…

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#92 Michael Lloyd: Did Jesus have a sex drive? 27:15

10M ago27:15

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What does the image of God say about our sexuality? What does that mean for single people? How did Jesus' sexual safeness help to heal people’s broken sexuality and what did Jesus say about sex? Rev Dr Michael Lloyd, co-author of Image Bearers, shares his thoughts. • Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://pod.link/1622170986• More podcasts,…

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#91 Michael Lloyd: Where does our value come from? 26:47

10M ago26:47

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Rev Dr Michael Lloyd, co-author of Image Bearers, explores how the image of God shapes our understanding of what it is to be human. Is secular psychology sufficient? Why is restoration necessary? How does community help? Why is diversity so important?For Michael Lloyd: https://www.wycliffe.ox.ac.uk/people/revd-dr-michael-lloyd-0• Subscribe to the U…

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#90 Phil Knox: Should God be your best mate? 15:44

11M ago15:44

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In this final episode with evangelist Phil Knox, we explore friendship with God. Can God be our friend? How do we prioritise and pursue the presence of God? Must we ensure the Lord Almighty doesn't become the Lord Almatey?For Phil Knox https://www.eauk.org/author/phil-knox• Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://pod.link/1622170986• More po…

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#89 Phil Knox: Did Jesus have favourites? 26:41

11M ago26:41

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Evangelist Phil Knox continues sharing his top tips for making and maintaining friends. Why is diversity so important in friendship? How do we get the balance of fun and vulnerability? What can we learn from Jesus' friendships? For Phil Knox https://www.eauk.org/author/phil-knox• Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://pod.link/1622170986• M…

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#88 Phil Knox: Why do we need friends? 26:52

11M ago26:52

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Evangelist Phil Knox, author of Story Bearer and The Best of Friends, shares why personal tragedy and the COVID pandemic led him to write a book about friendship. Why does friendship matter? How do we protect our friendships from modern pressures? And how do we help young people to engage healthily with technology and social media?For Phil Knox htt…

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#87 Andrew Gosler: Are Christianity and evolution compatible? 30:23

11M ago30:23

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In the final part of this discussion, Rev Andrew Gosler, professor of Ethno-ornithology at Oxford University, explores whether we can reconcile the Bible and a scientific worldview. He also shares how he became a priest in the Church of England.For more about Andrew: https://www.biology.ox.ac.uk/people/professor-andrew-gosler• Subscribe to the Unap…

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#86 Andrew Gosler: Why the neo-Darwinian framing of evolution is profoundly flawed 25:29

11M ago25:29

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Rev Andrew Gosler, professor of Ethno-ornithology at Oxford University, highlights some of the deficiencies he sees in Richard Dawkins' work. He also shares the potential limitations and dangers of a neo-Darwinian framing of evolution, such as racism and eugenics.• Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://pod.link/1622170986• More podcasts, f…

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#85 Andrew Gosler: Coming to faith through Dawkins 24:04

12M ago24:04

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Rev Andrew Gosler, professor of Ethno-ornithology at Oxford University, shares how working in the same department as Richard Dawkins and reading his publications eventually led him to become a Christian. Plus, he shares a fascinating story about answered prayer.• Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://pod.link/1622170986• More podcasts, fre…

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#84 Finding faith at Christmas and the Atheist Christmas Queen 29:08

12M ago29:08

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In this Christmas special, Ruth Jackson speaks to an atheist who loves Christmas, but not Christ. They discuss whether atheists should celebrate a festival focussed on someone they don't believe in. Plus, we hear from entrepreneur Jonathan Self who became a Christian largely through Christmas. Why was the festive period so significant and what diff…

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#83 Bishop Arun Arora: Stormzy, women ordination and the hope of Christmas 19:49

12M ago19:49

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In the final part of his discussion with Ruth Jackson, Bishop Arun Arora, author of Stick With Love, looks at some modern day saints including former Archbishop John Sentamu, Stormzy, Cardinal Van Thuân and Rev Dr Florence Li Tim-Oi. Why did Stormzy's mum skip his Glastonbury performance to go to church? And how does the Christmas story speak hope …

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#82 Bishop Arun Arora: Saint Nicholas, George Floyd and unanswered prayer 23:07

1y ago23:07

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Who was the real Saint Nicholas? Why was he so passionate about Jesus’ divinity? And why does it matter who Jesus is? Bishop Arun Arora, author of Stick With Love shares his thoughts on a number of saints and looks at how to address the problem of unanswered prayer. How does the Christmas story speak to our suffering? Plus, we hear how God transfor…

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#81 Bishop Arun Arora: Advent, the incarnation and racial justice 20:13

1y ago20:13

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Does it matter what Jesus looked like? Bishop Arun Arora, author of the Archbishop of York’s Advent book Stick With Love, shares his thoughts about a poll that voted Jesus the greatest black icon of all time. Plus, he suggests why asking someone where they’re really from demonstrates an otherness, which unhelpfully seeks to distinguish rather than …

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#80 Bishop Arun Arora: What is Advent and why is it significant? 29:42

1y ago29:42

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Bishop Arun Arora, author of the Archbishop of York's Advent book Stick With Love, shares how a young Brummie with a Sikh dad and Hindu mum became a Christian through Billy Graham. Having been in the Church for 30 years before he saw another Asian man in Church leadership, Arun shares why he and the Archbishop of York have such a strong commitment …

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#79 Amy Orr-Ewing: Is there any evidence for a virgin birth? 27:26

1y ago27:26

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In the final part of their discussion, Dr Amy Orr-Ewing discusses whether we can believe in a virgin birth, why this birth is significant and how we can trust the witness of Mary. Plus, why is justice important to the Christmas story? And, how can Jesus be both fully God and fully man?For Amy's book: https://www.amyorr-ewing.com/books• Subscribe to…

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#78 Amy Orr-Ewing: Why are women central to the Christian story? 26:48

1y ago26:48

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Dr Amy Orr-Ewing, author of Mary’s Voice, explores the context of Mary, mother of Jesus, and looks at why women play such a significant role in Christianity. Plus, what is the Magnificat, why is it so revolutionary? And how is it relevant today?• Subscribe to the Unapologetic podcast: https://pod.link/1622170986• More podcasts, free ebook & newslet…

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#77 Amy Orr-Ewing: Why does Mary matter? 27:10

1y ago27:10

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Dr Amy Orr-Ewing, author of Mary's Voice, shares the story of her academic father becoming a Christian and how that impacted their whole family. She describes the experience of being grilled by 14 Oxford dons about her theology undergraduate exam papers the day before her wedding! Plus, Amy explains why she is so impacted by the person of Mary, and…

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#75 Sarah Irving-Stonebraker: How an atheist academic moved towards belief in God 26:12

1y ago26:12

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Former atheist-turned Christian Associate Professor Sarah Irving-Stonebraker shares how studying some of the founders of modern science challenged her assumption that religion and science were fundamentally opposed. She also highlights the moment she realised her atheism could no longer sustain her moral commitments.For Sarah Irving-Stonebraker: ht…

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#74 Michael Lloyd: Should we all study theology? 28:40

1y ago28:40

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Rev Dr Michael Lloyd, author of Cafe Theology, shares his story including why he got ordained, how he ended up in academia and why he changed his mind on the ordination of women. He also discusses how to assess the veracity of doctrines and why he believes everyone should study theology. For Michael Lloyd: https://www.wycliffe.ox.ac.uk/people/revd-…

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#73 Peter Byrom: Dawkins' argument from complexity 38:38

1y ago38:38

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In the final part of their discussion, Peter Byrom delves into Dawkins' argument from complexity, suggesting it may be a circular assumption. They unpack Dawkins' fascinating exchange with Francis Collins in 2022, where Dawkins admits he may have a presupposition towards materialism. Plus, what does the future hold?For more on some of these argumen…

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#72 Peter Byrom: Disillusioned with Dawkins 24:58

1y ago24:58

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Peter Byrom continues to share his faith journey as told in the chapter he contributed to Coming to Faith Through Dawkins. He discloses how challenging Richard Dawkins on why he wouldn't debate William Lane Craig led to him becoming something of a YouTube sensation! Peter also shares why he believes apologetics is important and what the final nail …

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