The problem of evil, pain, and suffering is the biggest reason given by atheists these days for disbelief in God. In this episode, I respond to Alex O'Connor's argument against God from "gratuitous suffering". Spoiler alert - I wasn't convinced.

Watch the full debate between Alex O'Connor and Jonathan McLatchie here.

The Trinity is a unique and fundamental doctrine of Christianity that is hard to explain. Over centuries, theologians have come up with analogies to understand how God can be one being and three persons at the same time. In this episode, I interact with Allen Parr as he attempts to show how all analogies fail and teach heresy. Let's see if I agree or not.

Watch Allen Parr's original video here.

I offer my explanation of Genesis 6:1-4 with the incredible introduction of the Sons of God, the Nephilim, and the Mighty Heroes of Old. The main question everyone wants to know is whether the Nephilim are a hybrid race created from angelic beings and humans. The answer might surprise you.

For a great survey of the various views, check out Dr. Peter Gentry's video here.

Sam Harris was asked why smart people like Ayaan Hirsi Ali and Douglas Murray are turning to Christianity. This is my critique of his answer.

You can check out his original video here.

I continue to respond to Dr. Craig's critique of the preterist interpretation of the Olivet Discourse.

You can watch Craig's full video here.

Many Christians view the Olivet Discourse in Mark 13, Matthew 24, and Luke 21 as a prophecy concerning the end of the world. However, many Bible scholars interpret this prophecy as having already been fulfilled in the first century. This view is called Preterism in that events are considered to be in the past. I interact with Dr. Craig's critique of this view.

You can watch Craig's full video here.

An overview of what the podcast is all about. Namely, I'm discussing all the hardest subjects related to Christianity, Theology, and the Bible.