A former Christian, takes a look at the claims of Christians.
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Signup to Generate a PitchRecent episodes include "Psychologist Makes My Resurrection Argument for Me (Dr Nick Meader response)" (28 October 2026, 63 minutes), "Fact Checking the Gospel Anonymity “Fact Check”" (15 October 2026, 72 minutes), and "Cliffe Knechtle's MOST CONVINCING Argument for Christianity! (response)" (5 October 2026, 37 minutes).
Paulogia publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 58 minutes across 276 episodes.
Booking probability for Paulogia is 35%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Paulogia requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Paulogia's contact route on record: public web form.
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Paulogia is a religion podcast with 276 episodes published.
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Episode #271
Mike Jones and Dr Nick say I accidentally conceded the resurrection. I didn’t, and I can show you where they went wrong. I also fact-checked the PhD psychologist’s own book. The numbers he used to correct me don’t say...
Episode #270
When I said someone should make a six-hour video on the external evidence for who wrote the Gospels, Faith Because of Reason took me up on it... to the second. Dave lines up 17 ancient “witnesses” he says knew the names...
Episode #270
Cliffe Knechtle says the evidence for Jesus makes Christianity uniquely credible, but one persistent student isn’t convinced. Let’s put Cliffe’s strongest arguments to the test and see whether he ever really answers the...
Episode #269
Mel Gibson has finally revealed our first real look at The Resurrection of the Christ, and there’s a lot hiding in just a few minutes of footage. I’m going shot by shot through the new preview to uncover the biblical...
Episode #268
The fourth and final volume of Gary Habermas' 4,000-page resurrection magnum opus has arrived, and Paul reads it cover to cover to see if the series finishes strong. What he finds is a book that barely mentions the...
Episode #267
Christian apologists have been quoting New Testament scholar Craig Evans at me for years—so I finally got to ask him myself. We disagree about Jesus’ burial, but one answer he gave me was surprisingly close to what I’ve...
Episode #266
Pastor Josh Howerton and apologist Frank Turek met to discuss some of the biggest questions about Christianity. They decided that God's truth just wasn't enough for their liking. original video...
Episode #266
Mike and Than spent four and a half hours debunking my gospel reliability response... and admitted on stream they hadn't watched it. Three rounds in, the case for reliability still hasn't been made. original videos...
Episode #265
Jesus didn’t emerge from a vacuum. In first-century Judea, apocalyptic preachers, messianic expectations, resurrection beliefs, and end-times movements were already everywhere. Yale scholar John J. Collins explains the...
Episode #265
Bart Ehrman returns to break down what Jesus actually taught about hell, and it's not what you were told in Sunday school. ===== FREE!! Sign Up for Bart's "What the Hell?" Course at http://tinyurl.com/BartHell =====...
Episode #264
A viral clip is making the rounds claiming an MIT professor "destroyed" the biggest argument atheists use against Christianity. Christian YouTuber Elijah Zielke certainly thinks so, nodding along to a Lex Fridman...
Episode #263
John Lennox, billed as the world's number one Christianity expert, sat down with Steven Bartlett on Diary of a CEO and Christians across YouTube couldn't stop raving about it. There's just one problem. When Bartlett...
Episode #262
The “Minimal Facts” argument is often presented as the most reliable, evidence-based case for the resurrection—built only on what even skeptical scholars accept. But how strong is that foundation, really? Researcher...
Episode #261
When Wes Huff appeared on Mikhaila Peterson's podcast, his historical arguments sounded compelling—but how well do they hold up when someone actually checks them? original video...
Episode #260
Alex O’Connor and Trent Horn recently debated the resurrection of Jesus — but beneath the polished arguments was a much bigger problem nobody stopped to examine. Let's discuss the hidden assumptions behind the...
Episode #259
Apparently no one can doubt the veracity of Matthew, Mark, Luke or John until such time as they address everything in InspiringPhilosophy's 6+ hour supercut on gospel reliability. If you know anyone who is confident of...
Episode #259
Jesus didn’t emerge from a vacuum. In first-century Judea, apocalyptic preachers, messianic expectations, resurrection beliefs, and end-times movements were already everywhere. Yale scholar John J. Collins explains the...
Episode #258
On the verge of retirement, Bart Ehrman delivers his final lecture—only to find himself at the center of sharp criticism from William Lane Craig. What follows is a tense, fascinating clash over biblical manuscripts...
Episode #257
Many argue Jesus predicted He would return in the 1st century and since this did not occur Jesus uttered a false prophecy. But did Jesus really predict His 2nd coming would occur in the 1st century? Tim O'Neill from...
Episode #256
Cameron Bertuzzi, Jimmy Akin and Dr. Gavin Ortlund took a look at my recent video on a naturalistic explanation for Christian origins. They were very hungry to discredit me. Did they succeed? Buckle up! original video...
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