Thinking Faithfully: Recent Episodes
Terry Nesu
The Thinking Faithfully podcast aims to have conversations that matter. The great philosopher Socrates said the unexamined life is not worth living, thus, this podcast aims to examine the various aspects and questions of life in an engaging, open, and most importantly, faithful manner. Topics will primarily be on faith and culture, but may include many things in-between.
We take a look into the objection of the bible, and the Old Testament specifically, having been hopelessly corrupted, and examine the merits of this argument, and whether it holds as the only tenable position based off the facts of history.
We take a brief look into whether the bible can be understood today, by addressing some common fallacies.
In this episode we briefly consider theories of truth, before applying them to what it means for the bible to be true. What is truth? Is the bible only true in one sense? Find out in this episode!
This episode sheds more light in to what the Thinking Faithfully podcast aims to achieve, how it aims to achieve it, and to whom it’s directed. This is short and sweet, and will help you decide if this is the podcast for you.
This is the first episode in the series, “Can the bible be trusted?” We take a deeper look in to whether it could be possible for God to speak, and if so, why would he? Tune in, as we have this conversation that matters, and explore some possible solutions.
A brief one minute introduction of what you can expect from the Thinking Faithfully podcast, where we aim to have conversations that matter.