Welcome to Come Let Us Reason Together, the podcast from Lenny Esposito and Come Reason Ministries. Here, we dig deeply into ways Christianity shows itself as an intelligent and rational faith. Episodes include topics about faith, ethics, worldview, and philosophy from a distinctly Christian perspective. Join us each week and see just how rational faith can be!
In early Christianity, miracles played a significant part of the Christian witness. Do miracles happen? And if they do, should we, as skeptic David Hume argued, reject any miracle claims because they are impossible to be proved? In this podcast, Lenny will look at why holding to miracle accounts can be considered completely rational and how miracles can help you share with others.
Part 4 of 4
In early Christianity, miracles played a significant part of the Christian witness. Do miracles happen? And if they do, should we, as skeptic David Hume argued, reject any miracle claims because they are impossible to be proved? In this podcast, Lenny will look at why holding to miracle accounts can be considered completely rational and how miracles can help you share with others.
Part 3 of 4
In early Christianity, miracles played a significant part of the Christian witness. Do miracles happen? And if they do, should we, as skeptic David Hume argued, reject any miracle claims because they are impossible to be proved? In this podcast, Lenny will look at why holding to miracle accounts can be considered completely rational and how miracles can help you share with others.
Part 2 of 4
In early Christianity, miracles played a significant part of the Christian witness. Do miracles happen? And if they do, should we, as skeptic David Hume argued, reject any miracle claims because they are impossible to be proved? In this podcast, Lenny will look at why holding to miracle accounts can be considered completely rational and how miracles can help you share with others.
Part 1 of 4
"If God is all-powerful, why didn't He create people who would all believe He exists?" It's a common question; one that stems from God's divine Hiddenness. However, the freedom people have to deny God may be just as important as believing in Him. In this session, Lenny will explain why the nature of God demands that humans choose to follow Him freely.
Part 4 of 4