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Are the Christmas stories history — or legend?

Oct 7, 20261h 11m

Is Christianity making a comeback? Pat Allerton on faith, atheism and the search for meaning

Oct 7, 20261h 15m

Is Christian apologetics making us worse? Mary Jo Sharp

Sep 30, 202658 min

What was Jesus doing before age 30? Joan Taylor investigates the missing years

Sep 24, 20261h 13m

Why Tyler Staton still believes in God after cancer, suffering and unanswered prayer

Sep 22, 202658 min

Is our universe too improbable to exist without God? Alex Malpass vs Miles Donahue

Sep 16, 20261h 36m

Unbelievable Special: Have Christians got heaven wrong? N.T. Wright on God’s Homecoming

Sep 10, 20261h 20m

Johannes Hartl: Prayer, Phones & the Quiet Revival of Faith in Europe

Sep 9, 20261h 15m

Did the Church invent the Trinity? Dale Tuggy vs Joshua Sijuwade

Sep 2, 20262h 19m

Can fairy tales reveal God? Amy Scott Robinson on faith, myth and imagination

Aug 27, 20261h 6m

God, evolution and aliens: Professor Simon Conway Morris & (almost Dr) Sam McKee on what science can really tell us

Aug 26, 20261h 8m

Was the Cross not enough? Rethinking the atonement with two Bible Scholars David Moffitt and Jonathan Rowlands

Aug 19, 20261h 25m

Will science make God obsolete? Paul Heslop vs Simon Walker-Samuel

Aug 13, 202653 min

Peter Hitchens on Britain’s decline, Christian faith and Christopher Hitchens

Aug 11, 20261h 6m

Did C. S. Lewis get Jesus and the Bible wrong? Two Lewis Scholars discuss

Aug 6, 20261h 18m

Does Fine-Tuning Point to a Designer? Peter S. Williams vs John Richards

Jul 30, 20261h 15m

Os Guinness: Can Christianity Renew the West?

Jul 28, 20261h 20m

The Battle for Reality: Does God Exist? Craig, Williams, Hossenfelder and Žižek

Jul 23, 20261h 32m

“Is Jesus the only God?” Andy Bannister & Imam Ali-Hanafi

Jul 16, 202646 min

From Hindu monk to Christian: Rahil Patel on karma, grace and finding Jesus

Jul 14, 20261h 15m

Should we be scared? How AI is changing morality, meaning and human identity! With Theologian Dr Brian R Brock and AI Expert Prof Nigel Crook

Jul 9, 20261h 17m

The Story of Everything: God, Atheism, Meaning and Reality with William Lane Craig, Jessica Frazier, Philip Goff and Joe Folley

Jul 1, 20261h 46m

Why I am not a Christian Nationalist | Dr Brian Brock on God, War and Human Worth

Jun 30, 20261h 6m

Should the Fall be celebrated? | Caleb Woodbridge and Damien Walter on Pullman/CSLewis hosted by John Nelson

Jun 24, 20261h 21m

What Happens When the West Abandons Christianity? Matt Whiteley vs Mike Jones hosted by John Nelson

Jun 17, 20261h 19m

Is Christianity Making a Comeback? Andy Bannister on Faith, Islam and AI

Jun 16, 20261h 11m

Suffering, hell and the search for God with Dr Joshua Sijuwade and Dr Shaun Stevenson hosted by John Nelson

Jun 10, 20261h 17m

Can a Loving God Use Evolution? Denis Alexander vs Ed Atkinson hosted by John Nelson

Jun 3, 20261h 23m

John Lennox on Dawkins, Meaning, AI and the Return of the Sacred

Jun 2, 202652 min

Francis Collins and N. T. Wright: Science, Faith, Evolution and the Search for Wisdom

May 28, 20261h 23m

Do We Have Free Will? Joe Folley and Nathan Hawkins Debate Determinism, Choice and Moral Responsibility

May 21, 20261h 24m

Can Philosophy Prove God Exists? Joshua Sijuwade on Evil, Trinity & Atonement

May 19, 20261h 16m

Alex O’Connor vs William Lane Craig: Does God Exist? The Ultimate God Debate

May 15, 20261h 45m

Is Politics Dividing the Church? Tom Wright & Preston Sprinkle on Jesus, Empire and Christian Identity

May 12, 20261h 14m

Did the universe have a beginning? William Lane Craig vs Alex Malpass

May 7, 20261h 30m

A devil named Lucifer - is the devil a cultural myth? | Jared Brock

May 5, 20261h 10m

What would it take for Alex O'Connor to believe Jesus rose from the dead? Trent Horn v Alex O'Connor

Apr 30, 20261h 28m

AI and the Future of Humanity | Nigel Crook vs Andy Bannister hosted by Sam McKee

Apr 23, 202648 min

When I consider the heavens - A doctors reasoning for God | Dr Antony Latham

Apr 21, 20261h 9m

Evil, Pain, and the case against God: Atheist vs Theist | Alanzo Paul v Harry Amos hosted by Sam McKee

Apr 16, 202647 min

Classic: When Leaders Fail with Karen Swallow Prior & R.C. Sproul Jnr

Apr 14, 20261h 5m

The Meaning Crisis Explained...Is Modernity Killing Meaning? John Vervaeke and Malcolm Guite hosted by John Nelson

Apr 9, 20261h 11m

Can You Rewire Your Brain? Neurosurgeon Dr Lee Warren on PTSD, Trauma, Faith & “Self Brain Surgery”

Apr 7, 20261h 10m

Did Jesus really rise from the dead? The Resurrection Debate | Mike Licona vs Dale Allison hosted by John Nelson

In this conversation, we’re exploring one of the central claims of Christianity: the resurrection of Jesus. Joining us are two of the world’s leading New Testament scholars who approach the evidence from different angles. Dale Allison, former Richard J. Dearborn Professor of New Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary, is widely respected for his historical work on Jesus and early Christian belief, and is known for his careful, often cautious assessment of what historians can and cannot conclude about the resurrection. Read Dale's book here 
 Dr Michael Licona, Professor of Biblical Studies at Houston Christian University, is a leading defender of the historical case for Jesus’ bodily resurrection, arguing that the best explanation of the early eyewitness testimony and explosive growth of the Christian movement is that the resurrection really occurred. While both scholars agree on much of the historical data — including Jesus’ crucifixion and the early proclamation that he was raised — they differ on how confidently historians can infer a bodily resurrection, the role of supernatural explanations in historical reasoning, and how we should weigh experiences, visions, and empty-tomb traditions in reaching our conclusions. Read Mike's book, here
 
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Apr 2, 20261h 14m

Classic: From Chaos to Code: Do we need a new theory of Life?  Paul Davis vs Jeremy England

Physicists Paul Davies and Jeremy England tackle one of science’s hardest puzzles: how did lifeless matter spark into life? In this classic Big Conversation from Unbelievable podcast the question is whether we need a new theory for the origin of life in the universe. Davies argues that “software” (information) is as crucial as chemistry, hinting at undiscovered laws that bind hardware to code. England explains how open systems and thermodynamics can drive matter to organise, adapt and harvest energy—perhaps seeding pre-Darwinian evolution. They trade insights on RNA world hypotheses, entropy, agency, and why the universe is so uncannily intelligible. Does a “life-favouring” cosmos imply purpose—or is natural process enough? Expect rigorous science, clear analogies and thoughtful theology. 
 
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Mar 31, 20261h 26m

Does God Ground Morality? Christian vs Atheist Objectivist Debate with Caleb Woodbridge and Samuel Walker Werth hosted by John Nelson

Can morality be objective without God? In this thought-provoking episode of Unbelievable, host John Nelson brings together Christian writer Caleb Woodbridge and Objectivist thinker Thomas Walker-Werth for a deep clash over reason, self-interest, human dignity and the basis of right and wrong. Is morality grounded in God’s nature, or can human reason alone discover universal moral truths? Drawing on Christian theology, Ayn Rand’s Objectivism, Aristotle, Pascal and questions of sacrifice, flourishing and human value, the conversation explores whether morality is something we receive, discover or construct. Along the way, they tackle original sin, rational self-interest, charity, suffering, obligation and the future vision each worldview offers for society. If you’ve ever wondered whether ethics needs God, or whether secular reason can carry the full weight of morality, this debate will give you plenty to chew on.
 
 Thomas Walker-Werth is managing editor of The Objective Standard, a journal of culture and philosophy, and author of Reason for Living: A Rational Approach to Living Your Best Life. He also writes on science fiction as Thomas W. Anderson.
 Caleb Woodbridge is a Christian writer, editor and cultural apologist. He writes at Bigger on the Inside and hosts the Imaginative Discipleship podcast.
 
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Mar 26, 20261h 13m

Iain McGilchrist on faith, meaning and the crisis of modern culture

In this episode, Luke Martin speaks to psychiatrist, neuroscientist and bestselling author Iain McGilchrist about the ideas that have made him one of the most influential thinkers of our age.
 Rod Dreher has said McGilchrist’s The Matter With Things “will come to be regarded as one of the seminal texts of the century”. In this conversation, McGilchrist explores the divided brain, the crisis of meaning in modern culture, the limits of reductionism, and the importance of recovering a deeper sense of the sacred.
 
 He also reflects personally on music, beauty, Christianity, suffering, AI, and the kind of attention needed to live well in a fragmented world.
 
 This is a searching, moving and intellectually rich interview on what it means to be human in a technological age. <p> For Luke Martin: follow on X https://x.com/luke_s_martin <p> 
 
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Mar 24, 20261h 20m

Unbelievable special: 'My father was murdered…a sponsor saved my life' - Richmond Wandera Interviewed by John Nelson

In this special episode of Unbelievable?, John Nelson speaks with Pastor Richmond Wandera in Kampala, Uganda. After his father was murdered, Richmond grew up in a slum community before his life was transformed through Compassion child sponsorship.
 Now leading New Life Baptist Church and equipping thousands of pastors across East Africa, Richmond shares what’s changed for vulnerable children since COVID, from rising poverty and disrupted schooling to trafficking and online exploitation.
 We also ask a difficult question: do international charities help or sometimes hinder? Richmond explains why partnerships through local churches can create lasting change for children and families. To find out more and sponsor a child, visit compassionuk.org/premier
 
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Mar 19, 202654 min

Classic: Is our mind really more than mere matter? Keith Ward and David Papinaeu

In this replay we bring together Christian Philosopher & Theologian Keith Ward and atheist Professor of Philosophy from King's College London, David Papinaeu to unpack the question "Is our mind more than matter"? Ward believes that the brain is accompanied by an immaterial mind, while Papinaeu believes the brain and the mind to be one in the same - with nothing immaterial about it. What do you think?
 This episode originally aired on: 14 Jan 2012
 
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Mar 17, 20261h 0m

Can Christians believe in Evolution? God vs Darwinian Evolution debate | Prof. Denis Alexander vs John Catt hosted Andy Kind

On Darwin Day, marking the birthday of Charles Darwin, we ask a question that continues to divide believers and sceptics alike: Does evolution point us toward God… or away from Him?
 In this special episode of Premier Unbelievable? hosted by Andy Kind, molecular biologist and theologian Dr Denis Alexander joins philosopher and sceptical thinker John Catt for a thoughtful and robust conversation on the worldview implications of evolutionary theory.
 Dr Alexander argues that evolutionary science is fully compatible with Christian faith and can be understood within a theistic framework. John Catt contends that Darwinian evolution has historically undercut traditional religious belief and sits more naturally within an atheistic worldview.
 
 Together they explore:
 Has evolution made God redundant? Is Darwinian natural selection inherently atheistic? Can divine purpose operate through undirected processes? What did Darwin himself believe? Why has evolution become such a cultural flashpoint? <p>
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Mar 12, 202657 min