Episode 25: Responding to Rationality Rules' Objection To The Moral Argument

In this episode, Evan Minton tackles 5 objections to William Lane Craig's version of The Moral Argument for God's Existence, which is the version he uses as well, put forth by popular atheist YouTuber Stephen Woodford (a.k.a Rationality Rules). The video in which these objection were put forth is "The Argument from Morality - Debunked (William Lane Craig’s Moral Argument Refuted)" 

Episode 24: Responding To Rationality Rules' Objections To The Kalam Cosmological Argument

In this episode, Evan Minton responds to 6 objections that a popular atheist YouTuber raised in a YouTube video called "The Kalam Cosmological Argument - Debunked (The First Cause Argument - Refuted)" 

Episode 23: The FreeThinking Argument - Interview With Tim Stratton

Atheists pride themselves on being "Free Thinkers", but if atheism, and particularly the naturalistic version of it is true, can they or anyone else really be free thinkers? The guest in this episode is Tim Stratton of FreeThinking Ministries (www.freethinkingministries.com) says that if naturalism is true, no one, be they atheist or theist, can be free thinkers. He defends an argument called The FreeThinking Argument, which was the topic of his Master's Thesis at Biola University.

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To help you keep up with the discussion, I've included the steps of the arguments in the show notes.

1: If naturalism is true, the immaterial soul does not exist.

2: If the immaterial soul does not exist, then libertarian free will does not exist.

3: If libertarian free will does not exist, then rationality and knowledge do not exist.

4: Rationality and knowledge exist.

5: Therefore, libertarian free will exists.

6: Therefore, the soul exists.

7: Therefore, naturalism is false.

8: The best explanation for the existence of the soul is the biblical God.

Episode 22: Logical Fallacies - What They Are And How To Avoid Them - Part 2

Continuing from last week, Evan Minton will be talking about various logical fallacies that come up during discussions he's had when defending Christianity. Logical Fallacies are mistakes in thinking and reasoning, which renders an argument for a certain conclusion unreasonable. In this episode, Evan Minton talk about The Red Herring Fallacy, The Genetic Fallacy, Appeal To Emotion, Shifting The Burden Of Proof, The Fallacy Of Composition, The Post Hoc Ergo Propter Hoc Fallacy, Loaded Question and The Ad-Hoc Fallacy.

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