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Hosted by Luke Jeffrey Janssen · religion · EN · 200 episodes
A podcast for people who were once very comfortable in their Christian faith … until the 21st century intruded and made it very hard to keep on believing.And for those who are intrigued by science, philosophy, world history, and even world religions …. and want to rationalize that with their Christian theology.And for those who found that’s just not possible … and yet there’s still a small part of them that … … won’t let it go.
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Recovering Evangelicals
Intelligent Design advocates leverage engineering language to make their case. Daniel J Nicholson — a philosopher with graduate-level molecular biological training — identifies four general characteristics of all man-made machines: (1) require a very specific list of parts and a blueprint to assemble (2) perform highly specific functions (3) are highly efficient because they operate […]
Recovering Evangelicals
Once again, we return to Exhibit A in the case of Evolution v. Intelligent Design: the bacterial flagellum. A highly influential YouTuber with 11.9M subscribers posted a video that gushed over the incredible complexity of the bacterial flagellum, and impressed on his audience that it just could not have come about through evolution … “it […]
Recovering Evangelicals
A leading figure in the Open Relational and Process Theistic camp critiques our own new Christology/Theology We asked Dr. Thomas Jay Oord to comment on the new theology/Christology that we’ve been unpacking on this podcast over the previous two weeks, coming at it from the very non-conventional, non-traditional perspective of Open Relational and Process Theism. […]
Recovering Evangelicals
A vibrant conversation between Luke, Scott and several of our more engaged listeners generated a lot of heat and light Several listeners wrote in over the past few weeks in response to the new Christology/theology that Luke unpacked in the 8-part mini-series we concluded last week. This week, we unpack some of the questions and […]
Recovering Evangelicals
After completely deconstructing the Christian faith he grew up with, Luke answers the question: “what do I still believe about Jesus?” This week’s episode is the cap-stone on the archway we’ve built up in this 8-part mini-series over the past two months, as well as many other episodes over the past five years that gave […]
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