Thinking to Believe
Jason Dulle
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060: Divorce & Remarriage pt 8: The NT Teaching on Remarriage pt 2 - Mt 19 & the Exception Clause
Thinking to Believe
05/27/23 • 31 min
I examine Jesus’ teaching on remarriage in Mt 19, focusing on His exception clause. Should we understand Jesus’ exception to be applicable to both divorce and remarriage, or only divorce? I argue that Jesus’ exception gives moral permission to the innocent spouse to both divorce and remarry. I also address why it is that the innocent spouse who was victimized by sexual immorality is free to remarry following a divorce, but the innocent spouse who was victimized by an unjust divorce is not.
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101: Does God Exist?, pt 33: Moral Argument pt 8 - Objections pt 2
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02/10/24 • 32 min
I examine eight more objections to the moral argument and provide a response.
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069: Does God Exist?, pt 1: Intro, Agnosticism, Atheism pt 1
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08/05/23 • 37 min
This is the first episode in a new series on God's existence. I will provide evidence for the existence of God. This episode gives an overview of what I will cover. I begin by examining agnosticism and atheism. I address the recent attempt to redefine atheism.
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038: Understanding the Atonement: 1-N-Done Episode
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12/03/22 • 49 min
In this 1-N-Done episode, I explain the meaning of the atonement in a concise, simple manner, devoid of all the details provided in the 4-part series. It's easy to get lost in the details of the series, so this episode will help you put the pieces of the doctrine together in a simple manner and get a bird's eye view of the atonement.
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087: Does God Exist?, pt 19: Kalam pt 12 - Theistic Option pt 1
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11/04/23 • 27 min
In addition to having the properties of immateriality, spacelessness, eternality, and power, I argue that the First Cause must also possess the properties of intelligence and volition. Since intelligence and volition are features of personal agents, the First Cause must be a personal agent. Only the God of theism fits the bill.
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139: Resurrection of Jesus pt 9 - Alternative Explanations for the Historical Facts pt 1
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11/23/24 • 45 min
Now that we've established the historical facts, all that remains is to determine what best explains them. The explanation offered by Jesus' disciples was that Jesus was raised from the dead. Non-Christians, atheists, and anti-supernaturalists do not want to accept that explanation, so they have proposed a great number of alternative, non-miraculous explanations. I'll examine those alternative theories over the next two episodes. In this episode I examine the theft hypothesis, the switcheroo hypothesis, the apparent death theory, the hallucination theory, the wrong tomb theory, and the copycat of pagan mythology theory.
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115: Does God Exist?, pt 45: Aquinas' Fourth and Fifth Ways
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05/25/24 • 34 min
I wrap up my discussion of Aquinas' Five Ways by examining both his Fourth and Fifth Ways.
The Fourth Way demonstrate that the grades of perfection we observe in the world can only be explained by the existence of a maximally perfect being.
The Fifth Way demonstrates the existence of an intelligent being who guides everything towards their natural ends.
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116: Does God Exist?, pt 46: An Existential Argument pt1
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06/08/24 • 46 min
My final argument for God's existence is a version of the existential argument. I argue that our existential longings can only be explained by and fulfilled by a theistic God: the desire for meaning and purpose in life, objective morality, immortality, free will, and love. People must either (1) believe there is a God who can fulfill our deepest longings or (2) believe there is no God and that our deepest longings will never be fulfilled.
In part 1, I argue that all human beings have a longing for the transcendent and explain why we need to make people want to believe in God before we provide the evidence for God's existence. Then, I contrast how atheism and theism account for meaning and purpose in life.
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117: Does God Exist?, pt 47: An Existential Argument pt2
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06/15/24 • 32 min
I finish up the existential argument by showing how atheism cannot, but theism can satisfy our deep longing for objective morality, free will, immortality, and love. I end the podcast by providing a real life example of how an atheist came to Christianity, in part, because she realized that only Christianity could satisfy her existential needs.
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138: Resurrection of Jesus pt 8 - Conversion of Paul and James, Origin of Belief, Changed Behavior
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11/16/24 • 36 min
I cover the four remaining historical facts that I'll argue are best explained by Jesus' resurrection from the dead:
5. The conversion of James
6. The conversion of Paul
7. The changed behavior of the disciples
8. The origin of the disciples' belief in the resurrection
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How many episodes does Thinking to Believe have?
Thinking to Believe currently has 142 episodes available.
What topics does Thinking to Believe cover?
The podcast is about Christianity, Theology, Apologetics, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts, Pentecostal, Philosophy, Bible, Critical Thinking and Ethics.
What is the most popular episode on Thinking to Believe?
The episode title '037: Understanding the Atonement pt 4 - How the Benefits of Atonement Accrue to Us | The Resurrection and Atonement | Implications of Atonement | Objections' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Thinking to Believe?
The average episode length on Thinking to Believe is 39 minutes.
How often are episodes of Thinking to Believe released?
Episodes of Thinking to Believe are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Thinking to Believe?
The first episode of Thinking to Believe was released on Mar 23, 2022.
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