Jon Topping

What about those who haven't heard the Gospel? Does evolution contradict Genesis? Christians dating non-Christians? And many more questions.

Neil deGrasse Tyson and Steve Harvey debate God's existence, and Tyson challenges Harvey with a question he "thinks" destroys his argument.

Why did Jesus have to die for us to be saved from our sin? Why can't God just forgive us, without a sacrifice?

Thinking historically, and based on evidence, is there reason to trust the Book of Mormon? Or what about Joseph Smith?

Is the Holy Spirit a force, a power, or a person? What evidence is there for the Christian position?

Marian apparitions are a major way skeptics try to argue mass hallucinations are possible, in order to counter the resurrection appearances.

Are there examples of group hallucinations? Even if we look at the best possible examples, they still fail to be group hallucinations.

The ancients had categories for different types of mental experiences. They were not so ignorant that they thought hallucinations were real.

What would it take for you to change your mind? When dealing with whether God exists or not, I've found your answer shows your heart.

How can God be loving and good if He created hell for humanity? I think this problem is largely based on a misunderstanding.

How do hallucinations happen? What exactly are they, and are they predictable? These questions will help us evaluate hallucination theory.

Most people think humanity is generally good. However, when we look at human history, we can see humanity is in need of help.

Why would a loving God send people to hell? Our culture has a terrible understanding of hell, because it never gets taught properly.

One of the main counters against the resurrection of Jesus is the claim that the disciples were merely hallucinating the risen Christ.

This is the main complaint against God, and religion. Why is there evil, if God is good?

A counter against the resurrection is the the disciples hallucinated. A specific form of this argument is that Christianity was a drug cult.

Here we go into what is probably the best secular explanation for the resurrection of Jesus Christ: that the disciples stole Jesus' body.

The empty tomb is a difficult historical fact to make sense of. In this episode we explore theories behind Jesus' missing body.

If every religion is the same, why bother thinking about it? But, what if they were only similar in small ways, and different in big ways?

The new way to defend atheism is to say it doesn't require defending. Atheism is seen as a "lack" of a belief. Is this accurate?

There is a group of secular arguments against the resurrection that all try to claim that Jesus' body went missing. They state it was...

A skin problem healed on the spot, a severely lazy eye goes straight, and a paraplegic regaining use of his legs.

After showing exactly what kills a person in crucifixion, we'll be able to definitively say that, yes, Jesus did in fact die on that cross..

If God is so powerful, why is apologetics needed? While God doesn't need us to defend Him, we are still responsible to uphold truth.