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SAFT PodcastEp #86 - Is DOUBTING and Questioning Your FAITH Destructive? (ft. Tim Barnett)Does Christianity have a warm embrace for those who grapple with doubts and questions regarding the faith? If so how much should one ought to press those questions? What are the pitfalls when wrestling with doubts and questions? And how should the local churches help someone in that journey? Tim Barnett of Red Pen Logic converses on the sweeping trend of deconstructing the Christian faith and how we can best engage it with wisdom and love.Watch the Ep at https://youtu.be/DebL2PkHnr0 Links and citation:https://www.moralapologetics.com/wordpress/chapter-2...2024-05-0556 min
SAFT PodcastEp #85 - Morality Remains the MOST Persuasive Argument for GOD! (ft. Dave Baggette)Ever wondered why we can't find any human who has kept the moral code to the letter? Where do we get the sense of guilt and shame from? And why is it that the most rational thing to do is not the most right thing to do? Wondering how these observations add up? Join us as the world's leading expert on the moral argument walks us through on how to use these realisations about morality to point towards God.Links and citation:https://www.moralapologetics.com/wordpress/chapter-2-the-case-for-abduction-of-god-and-cosmos-moral-truth-and-human-meaninghttps://www.moralapologetics...2024-04-011h 00
SAFT PodcastEp #84 - What Would YOU Do If GOD Commands R*PE?!"Do the gods love the pious because they are good or are they good because the gods love them?" This ancient Greek dilemma has implications for the moral argument even today. And what if God commands us to commit an evil? Does it cease to be evil? Or does it remain evil?Links and citation:Record a question and stand a chance to be featured on SAFT Podcast: https://www.speakpipe.com/saftpodcastEp #83 - Denying the UNDENIABLE Just to Deny GOD! https://youtu.be/LEt1_6t8mEkNatural Theology Playlist: https...2024-03-0328 min
SAFT PodcastEp #83 - Denying the UNDENIABLE Just to Deny GOD!Will anyone ever argue that the abhorrent evils around us aren't really evil? Will anyone say sexual assault is wrong for some and right for others? As it turns out, some may, if it means God's existence can be denied. How should one navigate such a dialogue? Tune in to find out. Watch the entire Podcast at: https://youtu.be/LEt1_6t8mEkLinks and citation:Michael Ruse, Darwinism Defended (London: Addison-Wesley, 1982)David O. Brink, “The Autonomy of Ethics,” in The Cambridge Companion to Atheism, ed. Michael Martin, Cambridge Companions to Philosophy (Cambridge: Cambr...2024-02-1829 min
SAFT PodcastEp #82 - Moral DUTIES: The Great Stumbling BLOCK for Atheism!It's one thing for you to say 'stealing is bad'. It's yet another thing for you to say that I shouldn't steal. What gives humans and the institutions that we made (police, judiciary, international tribunals etc.) power to mandate moral behaviour over other humans? Where's the overruling authority to base the idea of 'moral duty'? And why can't atheism ever answer this? Tune in to find out!Watch the entire Podcast at: https://youtu.be/Lg8cpCd8k4ILinks and citation:Walter Sinnott-Armstrong, “Why Traditional Theism Cannot Provide an Adequate Foundation for Morality,” in G...2023-12-1820 min
SAFT PodcastEp #81 - Are Atheists GOOD Folks?"I don't believe in god but I am still a good person." "I don't think you need god to be good." Ever wondered what's the response to these? Tag along as we break down why good atheists don't disprove anything, but rather they too point towards a universal moral law giver.Links and citations:Richard Taylor, Ethics, Faith, and Reason (Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, 1985), 14, 83-84Paul Kurtz, Forbidden Fruit (Buffalo, N.Y.: Prometheus, 1988), 65, 73.Watch the entire Podcast at: https://youtu.be/rMr6ILWK8vQSAFT Podcast on YT Music: https://www...2023-11-1923 min
SAFT PodcastEp #80 - Can A Monkey Ever M*RD*R?A tiger kills but never m*rd*rs. We apply the same nuance to man's close imitators too - the apes. Why is that? What does that distinction tell us about our understanding of right and wrong? Does this point towards a universal law-giver with human interests? Tune in to find out.Links and citations:Lewis Wolpert, Six Impossible Things before Breakfast (London: Faber and Faber, 2006), 215Paul Kurtz, The Courage to Become (Westport, Conn.: Praeger, 1997) 5-6Michael Ruse, “Evolutionary Theory and Christian Ethics,” in The Darwinian Paradigm (London: Routledge, 1989), 262, 268–892023-11-0617 min
SAFT PodcastEp #79 - It's GOOD To Be A Doctor, But Is It WRONG?It may be a good thing to be a doctor, but must therefore we all be doctors? What does this thought experiment tell us about moral value and moral duties? Understanding this distinction will show you why God is only true foundation for morality. Links and citation:Lewis Wolpert, Six Impossible Things before Breakfast (London: Faber and Faber, 2006), 215If HEAVEN Is Better, WHY Don't YOU Go There NOW? https://youtu.be/3t8TVpRC0KgSAFT Podcast Season 4 Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaYfapFz2p2UHfXJvpSJ6l6XrZlam2NRWSAFT Encounter...2023-10-0823 min
SAFT PodcastEp #78 - Does RIGHT and WRONG Point to GOD?Does our apprehension of the moral order point us towards God? What are the different forms of moral argument that thinkers of the past have drawn up? Tag along with us as we begin the 5th Season of SAFT Podcast exploring the Moral Argument.Links:If HEAVEN Is Better, WHY Don't YOU Go There NOW? https://youtu.be/3t8TVpRC0KgSAFT Podcast Season 4 Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaYfapFz2p2UHfXJvpSJ6l6XrZlam2NRWSAFT Encounter: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLaYfapFz2p2U4iFnuFi5KqNAW3aIUT7...2023-09-2420 min
Apologetics 315 Podcast013 - David Baggett on Moral Apologetics and HBU Masters ProgramsIn this episode, Brian Auten and Chad Gross interview Christian philosopher David Baggett on the topic of moral apologetics, arguments for God from morality, and the Masters of Arts programs available at Houston Baptist University.0:30 - Over 100 arguments for the existence of God. Capturing Christianity: Over 100 Arguments for the Existence of Godhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi7ANgO2ZBU1:50 - Intro to David Baggett and his books.God and Cosmos: Moral Truth and Human Meaninghttps://www.amazon.com/God-Cosmos-Moral-Truth-Meaning/dp/0199931216The Moral Argument: A Historyhttps://www...2021-03-151h 21
Capturing Christianity PodcastCC031: Matt Dillahunty Debates a Philosopher on the Moral Argument for GodIn this live discussion, Matt Dillahunty debates philosopher David Baggett about his abductive version of the moral argument.
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Audio Apologetics Blog-CastAAB Episode 37: Easter and Moral ApologeticsThe original article is located at http://www.moralapologetics.com/wordpress/easter-and-moral-apologetics.
Lindsey Medenwaldt’s article – A Crash Course in Christian Doctrine
Robin LopezRobin helps out with tech-related tasks and reads articles for the Audio Apologetics Blog-Cast. She has a master’s degree in Geospatial Intelligence and works part-time as a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) specialist, but her favorite job is being a wife/mom/homemaker. In her free time, she loves studying apologetics, reading classic literature, and birdwatching.
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Podcast of MoralApologetics.comCamp Meetings and Moral Apologetics<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />Dr. Baggett felt inspired to write this book about a Michigan campmeeting when his mom was sick and in the hospital in Lansing, Michigan about nine months before she died. As he walked the grounds at the Eaton Rapids Campground in Eaton Rapids, Michigan, thinking about her physical decline, he felt nostalgic thinking about his parents’ love of the place and its formative role in his upbringing. The idea occurred to write a history of the 130...2016-05-2835 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comC. S. Lewis and the Problem of Personal Suffering with David Baggett<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />In this week's podcast, we hear from Dr. David Baggett as he discusses two of C. S. Lewis' most psychologically insightful works, A Grief Observed and The Great Divorce. Dr. Baggett helps us understand how Lewis thought we should deal with intense emotional pain, how the love of God "has teeth," and how moral transformation may require much suffering.2015-10-1836 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comUnderstanding C.S. Lewis' Moral Argument with Dr. David Baggett<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we hear from the co-author of Good God, Dr. David Baggett. Dr. Baggett explains how Lewis' moral argument works, what makes it effective, and the impact it has had on contemporary moral apologetics.2015-10-0436 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comA Christian Perspective on Bioethics with Mark Foreman<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's podcast, Dr. Mark Foreman gives a Christian perspective on some key bio-ethical issues. Dr. Foreman helps us understand how we should think about trans-humanism, fertility treatments, abortion, assisted suicide, and euthanasia. Working from a Christian and Aristotelian and natural law perspective, Dr. Foreman explains how right action results from careful consideration of human nature.2015-09-2044 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comAn Argument against Abortion in Ten Minutes with Mark Foreman<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's podcast, we hear from philosopher and bioethicist Mark Foreman. Dr. Foreman explains in aboutten minutes why pre-born humans are persons and deserve all the rights due to human persons.2015-09-0614 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comMark Foreman on Faith, Reason, and Natural Law<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's podcast, we hear from Dr. Mark Foreman. Dr. Foreman is a professional philosopher who specializes in both Christian apologetics and bioethics. The main topic of this episode is theism as a natural law ethic. Dr. Foreman will explain what a natural law ethic is, why we should prefer it, how it can be applied in moral dilemmas, and how to use it in apologetics. But before we get to that, we'll also get...2015-05-1736 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on Mothers, God’s Goodness, and Moral Transformation<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode of the podcast, we sit down with Dr. David Baggett for his thoughts on the importance of mothers to morality. Dr. Baggett shares how his mother shaped his own character, how God can heal those who've lost their mothers, and how mothers reveal the love of God.2015-05-101h 11Podcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on the Problem of Evil<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10550719.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we hear from David Baggett. Dr. Baggett is a professor of apologetics and the Liberty University School of Divinity and the co-author of Good God, Christianity Today's 2012 Book of the Year in Apologetics. Dr. Baggett gives us a preview of the chapter on the problem of evil in the upcoming sequel to Good God, God and Cosmos. He explains why the problem of evil really is a problem, for both atheists and...2015-04-2530 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comChad Thornhill on the Impeccability and Humanity of Jesus<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's podcast, we hear from Dr. Chad Thornhill on the impeccability and humanity of Jesus. Dr. Thornhill explains whether Jesus could sin, what impeccability has to do with Jesus being truly human, and why all this matters for morality.2015-04-1950 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comPodcast: David Baggett on Moral Knowledge (Part 2 of 2)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we continue the discussion started on the last episode. The previous episode lays out some of the basic issues related to moral knowledge, including what exactly moral knowledge is, the kinds of moral knowledge available, and the general problems associated with saying we have moral knowledge. This second part aims to answer the question, "How do we have moral knowledge?" Dr. Baggett will discuss and critique some atheist explanations of...2015-04-1250 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on Moral Knowledge (Part 1 of 3)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we hear from Dr. David Baggett. Dr. Baggett and co-author Dr. Jerry Walls have just sent in their manuscript of God and Cosmos to the publisher. God and Cosmos is a sequel to Christianity Today's 2012 Apologetics Book of the Year, Good God. In Good God, Walls and Baggett offer an abductive moral argument for the existence of God. In God and Cosmos, they focus their attention onvarious secular ethical theories and show...2015-03-2937 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comJon Pruitt on Whether It's Good to be Human<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we will be discussing whether or not it is good to be human. We will mainly consider this question from an atheist and Christian perspective. We will see that in order to answer the question, one must first explain what it would mean for something to be good and second what it would mean to be human. What we suggest is that Christianity provides the best explanation of the goodness of humanity.2015-03-2234 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comBrian Scalise on the Nature of Love in Islam and Christianity<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's podcast, we hear from Dr. Brian Scalise. Dr. Scalise is an adjunct professor at Liberty University. He teaches New Testament Greek and recently taught an intensive to graduate students on Islam. A few weeks ago on the podcast, Dr. Scalise explained the difference a Trinitarian versus Unitarian understanding of God makes for our understanding of love. This week, we're going to be returning to that topic. In this lecture, Dr. Scalise carefully explains...2015-03-1545 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comLeo Percer on the Impeccability of Jesus (Part 2 of 2)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week we are continuing our discussion with Dr. Leo Percer, professor of New Testament and Greek at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, on the impeccability of Jesus. Last time, we discussed the meaning of impeccability and what counts as temptation. This week, we will explore what it would mean for Jesus to be tempted and whether or not he could actually sin. And we will think about what it means to say Jesus is both fully...2015-03-0840 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comLeo Percer on the Impeccability of Jesus (Part 1)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week, we will be sitting down with Dr. Leo Percer to discuss the impeccability of Jesus. Dr. Percer is a professor of New Testament and Greek at LBTS. One question you might have as we start this series on impeccability is what this subject has to do with moral apologetics. Well, quite a lot actually. For one, whether or not Jesus could sin tells us something about the moral character of God and the kind...2015-03-0136 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on the Love of God and the Doctrine of Election<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week we will be talking again with Dr. David Baggett, co-author of Good God and professor of apologetics at Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary, about the doctrine of election and the love of God. Besides the main topic, we will hit on a number of related issues, like love and the necessity of free will, and the role that philosophy ought to play (if any) in interpreting the Bible.
Most of this discussion takes place with...2015-02-2226 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett, "Four Ways God Best Explains Morality."<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we have a lecture by David Baggett entitled, "Four Ways God Best Explains Morality." Dr. Baggett begins by assuming the position of moral realism, the idea that there really are moral values and duties. He then explains why theism provides a better explanation of these values and duties than does naturalism.2015-02-1659 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Brian Scalise on the Doctrine of God and the Ethics of Love in Islam and Christianity<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week on the podcast, we are continuing a discussion with Dr. Brian Scalise. Dr. Scalise has written his dissertation on the different views of God in Christianity and Islam. Important differences for our view of love and ethics follow from the different views of God in each religion. When we build a worldview from the notion that God is absolutely one with no distinction, as in Islam, we get a deficient ethic and view of...2015-02-0834 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Brian Scalise on the Theological Implications of Love in Islam and Christianity<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />In this week’s episode, we hear from Dr. Brian Scalise. Dr. Scalise’s dissertation ” involved analyzing trinitarian monotheism vis-a-vis unitary monotheism. This comparison looked specifically at Islam, Trinity, and human relationships.” The subject of the discussion is the the theological implications for love in both Christianity and Islam. Specifically, we look at what follows from each religion’s view of God. What does Allah’s absolute oneness mean for love? And what does the Christian...2015-02-0137 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Fred Smith on Worldview and the Implications for Morality (Part 2 of 2)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week we are continuing a conversation with Dr. Fred Smith. Dr. Smith is a professor at LBTS and has taught courses on world religions He also has a special interest in worldview and culture. Recently, he published a book, Developing a Biblical Worldview: Seeing Things God’s Way. If you’re interested in what Dr. Smith has to say about worldview today, you might check out the book for a more in-depth discussion.
Last week...2015-01-2530 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Fred Smith on Worldview and the Implications for Morality (Part 1 of 2)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week we’ll be hearing from Dr. Fred Smith. Dr. Smith is not only a tremendous scholar, but he is also an excellent communicator. He is able to make very complex ideas easy to understand. And I think you’ll agree with that assessment as you listen to what he has to say.
The topic of discussion of this week has to do with worldview and its implications for ethics. Dr. Smith has spent a...2015-01-1853 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on the Failure of Secular Ethical Theories to Account for Human Value and Dignity (Part 2)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />This week, we are finishing up a two part series with Dr. David Baggett on the failure of secular ethical theories to explain human value and dignity. Last week, Dr. Baggett surveyed a wide array of secular ethical theories and explained why none of the theories considered could ground human value. This week we take aim at the views of Erik Wielenberg. Dr. Wielenberg is top-notch philosopher and atheistic moral realist. His new book, Robust Ethics...2015-01-1137 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on the Failure of Secular Ethical Theories to Account for Human Value and Dignity (Part 1)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week’s episode, we get a special preview of Dr. Baggett and Dr. Wall’s upcoming book, God and Cosmos: Moral Truth and Human Meaning. In this first part of a two part series, Dr. Baggett takes on a wide array of secular ethical theories and explains how each fails to provide an adequate explanation for human value and dignity.2015-01-0549 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comEmily Heady on the Connection between Literature, Ethics, and the Christian Worldview<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we discuss the connection between literature, ethics, and the Christian worldview with Dr. Emily Heady. Dr. Heady explains what role morality and the imago Dei play in the reading and composition of literature. She also helps us understand the relationship between reading and human flourishing.2014-12-2735 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comEmily Heady on the Christian Worldview, Ethics, and A Christmas Carol<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />In this special Christmas edition of the podcast, we sit down with Dr. Emily Heady to discuss Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol. Dr. Heady holds a Ph.D. in English Literature with a concentration in Victorian Studies. She also has a special interest in the work of Charles Dickens and has published articles and books exploring his novels. In this episode, Dr. Heady explains how A Christmas Carol relates to ethics and the Christian worldview.2014-12-2155 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comChad Thornhill on the Doctrine of Election and the Moral Argument (Part 2)<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064102.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week’s episode, we hear from Dr. Chad Thornhill regarding the doctrine of election and some of the implications for the moral argument. Certain views of the doctrine of election might pose substantial problems for the defender of the moral argument, but Dr. Thornhill explains how, when we have a biblical understanding of the doctrine, these objections can be turned back and how a good understanding of the doctrine of election actually supports the...2014-12-1452 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on 7 Important Distinctions for the Moral Argument<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this special IHOP (yes, as in “International House of Pancakes!”) edition of the podcast, we sit down with David Baggett who helps us understand seven important distinctions to make when articulating and defending the moral argument.2014-12-0857 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Chad Thornhill on Election, Moral Performance, Culpability, and the Character of God<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week’s episode, we hear from Dr. Chad Thornhill regarding the doctrine of election and some of the implications for the moral argument. Certain views of the doctrine of election might pose substantial problems for the defender of the moral argument, but Dr. Thornhill explains how, when we have a biblical understanding of the doctrine, these objections can be turned back and how a good understanding of the doctrine of election actually supports the...2014-12-0841 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on Hell and the Moral Argument<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week’s episode, we return the topic of hell. If you haven’t had the chance yet, check out Dr. Leo Percer’s episode on a similar subject. This time, we hear some great insights from Dr. David Baggett and how to respond to objections raised to the moral argument in light of the doctrine of hell.2014-11-2319 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDavid Baggett on the Nature of Moral Facts<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />In this week's episode, we sit down with Dr. David Baggett to discuss the nature of moral facts. Moral facts play an important role in all moral arguments, but they are especially important in Baggett's abductive approach since he suggests that these facts are best explained by the existence of God.2014-11-1319 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Leo Percer on the Exclusivity of Christianity and the Problem of Hell<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week’s podcast, we hear from Dr. Leo Percer. Dr. Percer provides some excellent and honest responses to objections skeptics raise to the moral argument in light of the exclusive nature of Christianity and the reality of hell.2014-11-1041 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Baggett on the Euthyphro Dilemma<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week's episode, we hear from David Baggett regarding the Euthyphro Dilemma. Dr. Baggett provides an excellent summary and a compelling response to this classic problem for theistic ethics.2014-11-0218 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Baggett on the Abductive Approach to the Moral Argument<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this podcast we hear from Dr. David Baggett about the approach to the moral argument he and Dr. Jerry Walls used in their book, Good God. We discuss some of the strengths and weaknesses of abductive arguments in the context of moral apologetics.2014-10-3115 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Gary Yates on the Character of God and the Problem of the Canaanite Conquest<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />On this week’s episode, we have an in depth conversation with Dr. Gary Yates concerning what the Old Testament says about the goodness of God. One of the main aims is to turn back objections that are often raised in light of the Canaanite Conquest. By the end of the conversation, Dr. Yates explains how an honest reading of the Old Testament is compatible with character of God we see revealed in Jesus.2014-10-311h 01Podcast of MoralApologetics.comWebsite Introduction<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />One of the features we are working for MoralApologetics.com is a weekly podcast. On this very first episode, we hear from Dr. David Baggett on his vision for the website.2014-10-3111 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Baggett on the Moral Argument and Knowing What God is Like<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064115.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />In this week’s episode, Dr. Baggett explains why he became interested in the moral argument and the role it has had in shaping his view of God.2014-10-3123 minPodcast of MoralApologetics.comDr. Leo Percer on Moral Epistemology and the Character of God<img src="https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/3c/03/ce/jon-pruitt/1400x1400_10064102.jpg" alt="itunes pic" /><br />In this week’s podcast, we hear from Dr. Percer about the relationship of faith and reason in the context of the moral argument. Dr. Percer offers some tremendous insights on being made in the image of God and how we can have moral knowledge as well as how the Bible portrays the character and goodness of God.2014-10-3133 min