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Free Will And Responsibility | Amna Whiston v Matthew Su hosted by Sam McKee
Recorded at Aylesbury High School, Sam McKee hosts a lively Unbelievable? Podcast schools debate on one of life’s biggest questions: are we really free?
Why Doesn’t God Show Himself? (Agnostic Philosopher vs Christian) | Dan Paterson vs Joe Schmid hosted by John Nelson
Why isn’t God more obvious? In this episode of Premier Unbelievable, host John Nelson is joined by Dan Paterson(Questioning Christianity) and Joe Schmid (agnostic philosopher, Princeton doctoral researcher and YouTuber at Majesty of Reason) to tackle the argument from divine hiddenness.
Christian Nationalism: Biblical or Dangerous? Doug Wilson vs Mike Bird
Is Christian nationalism biblically sound - or dangerously divisive? In this episode, John Nelson hosts Doug Wilson and Dr Michael Bird for a high-stakes debate on what Christian politics should look like in a plural, polarised democracy. Should nations be explicitly Christian, or does that threaten freedom, minorities, and even faith itself? From pluralism and liberty to the risks of coercion, this conversation tackles the future of faith and politics.
Why The West Can’t Escape Christianity
Daily Wire co-founder Jeremy Boreing joins John Nelson for a wide-ranging conversation about media, power and faith in a post-Christian West. Boreing describes how Hollywood sharpened his convictions and why The Daily Wire was designed as a digital counterweight to legacy media. They unpack how culture shapes belief beneath the level of argument, and why entertainment can move public morality faster than politics.
Christian Apologetics Has a Problem – And It’s Not Atheism
Premier Unbelievable host John Nelson gathers a lively roundtable to ask a timely question: what’s the current state of Christian apologetics—and where should it go next? Scientist and historian of science Sam McKee (University of Reading / Manchester Metropolitan) argues that apologetics often lags decades behind today’s life sciences, too easily dominated by creationist “marketing machines”, and too quick to platform non-experts as authorities.
Is the West Becoming Brave New World? | Rod Dreyer and John Nelson - An Unbelievable Show Special
In this Unbelievable Show Special, John Nelson sits down with Rod Dreher to discuss whether the West is drifting into a “Brave New World.” They unpack Dreher’s warnings about “soft totalitarianism,” why comfort can be more dangerous than control, and how discipleship, beauty, and a hunger for transcendence might offer hope in an anxious age.
Decoding the Cosmos: Atheist Philosopher vs Christian Scientist on Fine-Tuning, Time, Incarnation & Alien Life Emily Qureshi-Hurst vs Sam McKee hosted by Andy Kind
In this episode of Unbelievable, Andy Kind sits down with Dr Emily Qureshi-Hurst (Cambridge philosopher of science; author of Decoding the Cosmos) and Sam McKee (Christian scientist & doctoral researcher) for a surprisingly friendly - but rigorous - conversation
Free Will And Responsibility | Amna Whiston v Matthew Su hosted by Sam McKee
Why Doesn’t God Show Himself? (Agnostic Philosopher vs Christian) | Dan Paterson vs Joe Schmid hosted by John Nelson
Christian Nationalism: Biblical or Dangerous? Doug Wilson vs Mike Bird
Why The West Can’t Escape Christianity
Christian Apologetics Has a Problem – And It’s Not Atheism
Is the West Becoming Brave New World? | Rod Dreyer and John Nelson - An Unbelievable Show Special
Decoding the Cosmos: Atheist Philosopher vs Christian Scientist on Fine-Tuning, Time, Incarnation & Alien Life Emily Qureshi-Hurst vs Sam McKee hosted by Andy Kind
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Why Did I Debate Douglas Wilson? By Rev. Dr. Michael Bird
Rev. Dr Michael F. Bird explains why he chose to debate Douglas Wilson, a controversial figure in American Christianity. Bird argues that honest engagement, fair critique, and open dialogue are better tools than censorship or outrage for addressing the influence of Christian nationalism.
Should Christians keep Saturday as the Sabbath?
If the biblical Sabbath is Saturday, why do Christians worship on Sunday? N.T. Wright traces the Sabbath through Scripture to show how Jesus’ resurrection reshaped time, rest, and the meaning of God’s Kingdom
“Despair is forbidden”: Nigel Biggar on civilisational decline, culture wars, and Christian courage
In this wide-ranging interview, Lord Nigel Biggar - Oxford theologian, Anglican priest, and Conservative peer - argues that Christians must stop outsourcing public courage and can’t hide behind niceness when truth and justice are contested.
Why CS Lewis and Leadership Is Exactly the Conversation We Need
He never sought authority, avoided institutions, and disliked administration, yet CS Lewis has led millions into faith. What does his influence tell us about leadership, persuasion, and belief today?
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Ask NT Wright Anything
Puzzled by Dispensationalism: is our suffering redemptive? The rapture, new creation & becoming “Divine”
In this episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, Tom Wright and Mike Bird tackle three profound theological questions that sit right at the heart of Christian hope.
What do you get from Church that you can’t get from another community?
What makes Church different from any other community? In this episode of Ask NT Wright Anything, Tom Wright and Mike Bird explore the church’s unique role in spiritual protection, salvation, and navigating tricky issues like infant baptism and bad teaching.
Matters of Life & Death
Matters of Life & Death
Psychedelics: Shamans, the philosophy of Harry Potter and the neuroscientific turn
Tim is away this week, so we’re dipping into the MOLAD archive for a classic episode from 2024. Culture is increasingly interested in psychedelic drugs.
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The social media addiction trial: Can Christians use the courts to protect the vulnerable?
This episode explores the high-stakes legal battle against social media giants in Los Angeles, as families and schools sue over platforms’ addictive designs and their impact on teens. With governments and courts stepping in, we ask: Can Christians use the law to protect the vulnerable? Should believers push for harm reduction, bans—or a new prophetic voice in the digital age?
Q&A: Were we unfair on the House of Lords over its assisted dying scrutiny? And the Church of England prepares to welcome its first nurse-Archbishop
In this episode, we revisit our discussion on the House of Lords’ handling of the assisted dying bill, responding to listener feedback and exploring the complexities behind the debate. Plus, we look ahead to Sarah Mullally’s historic appointment as the first nurse-Archbishop of Canterbury, reflecting on how her unique background could shape both the Church of England and its relationship with the NHS.
Do the ends justify the means? The dubious campaign by unelected lawmakers to destroy the assisted dying bill
Last year, the democratically-elected MPs of Britain’s House of Commons passed by a margin of 23 votes a bill to introduce assisted suicide for the first time. Before it can come into force, the bill has to also be approved by the UK’s unelected upper chamber of parliament, the House of Lords. Here it has started to founder, as opposition grows and the parliamentary procedure is gummed up by a thousand separate amendments.
The CS Lewis Podcast
#250 Alister McGrath LIVE: The CS Lewis You Never Knew: Exploring meaning, truth and technology (Part 1)
For today’s special episode, Ruth is joined by Alister McGrath for a special live event of the CS Lewis Podcast, recorded in front of an audience. The conversation explores today’s major questions about meaning, identity, and uncertainty, which of Lewis’ works speak most clearly now, and why he remains so relevant in the modern world.
#249 Ruth Jackson: Faith, religion and imposter syndrome
In this episode taken from the Lesser Known Lewis podcast, Ruth, Steven and Jordan share their final reflections on Lewis’s Christian Apologetics essay. They discuss how the essay was helpful for their faith, thick or clear religion, strengthening their Christian practices and imposter syndrome.
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