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In this episode, Dr. J and Elder Suicide join forces to talk about the surprising and yet awful admissions from prominent atheist thinkers.

In this episode, Dr. J interviews cold-case detective J. Warner Wallace about his time as a detective and what cases taught him about living out biblical wisdom.

The clearest theological treatise of so-called Semi-Pelagianism comes from Faustus, the bishop of Riez. In this episode, Dr. J introduces you to him and his large work, De Gratia Dei et humanae mentis libero arbitrio.

Could a flag-bearer of orthodoxy be a semi-Pelagian? In this episode, Dr. J introduces you to Vincent of Lerins, and argues that he was neither a Semi-Pelagian, nor an Augustinian.

Was the most famous Semi-Pelagian really a a Semi-Pelagian? Dr. J introduces you to John Cassian, a Western monk taught in the East, who believed God's grace was necessary for every human activity.

In this episode, Dr. J introduces you to Semi-Pelagianism, a theological boogeyman doctrine about the nature of humans, which nobody believes in not even the 5th century monks who are accused of holding to that doctrine. #semipeligianism #semi-pelagianism #orthodox #orthodoxy #christianhistory #christiantheology #christianphilosophy #DrJ

In this episode, Dr. J reflects on his two recent interviews about Christian Nationalism and shares his thoughts on that movement: the good, the bad, & the ugly. He also talks about Project 2025 and responds to a video by Dan McClellan.

In this episode, Dr. J interviews philosopher Mike Austin, author of American Christian Nationalism: Neither American nor Christian, on why Christians should not embrace that political ideology.

In episode 209 of the Veracity Hill Podcast, Dr. J interviews Tim Stratton of Free Thinking Ministries to discuss his reasons in support of Christian Nationalism.

In this episode, Dr. J and Mark respond to a quote made in a recent episode of the long running British sci-fi series Doctor Who.

In this episode, Dr. J interviews Dr. Mike Licona on his new book, "Jesus, Contradicted: Why the Gospels Tell the Same Story Differently."

In this episode, Dr. J goes toe-to-toe on Christian theology against an X-Men Mutant.

In this episode, Dr. J continues his survey on what American Evangelicals think about their faith. He also replies to Mason Mennega's critique of Christian Apologetics.

In this episode, Dr. J looks at the data from StateOfTheology.com on what American Evangelicals think about their faith. He also responds to Dan McLellan's video on whether Jesus thought of himself to be God.

In this episode, Dr. J hosts an oval table discussion with the Faithiest Atheist/Freeist Deist and Chris Lilley about doubt.

In this episode, Dr. J sits down with a curious skeptic, the Faithiest Atheist. But is he really a deist? What we know for sure is that he is a skeptic.

The indefinite hiatus is over and Dr. J is back with a new format and fresh ideas! In this episode, Dr. J ponders over a tricky subject: What do we mean when we say that someone is or is not a Christian? He also introduces you to a Progressive Mormon who he'll be critiquing from time-to-time. Sit back and enjoy the program, welcome back to Veracity Hill!

What's a great way to communicate to people that the Christian faith is reasonable to hold? In today's episode Kurt has the distinct honor of talking with evangelist and apologist Lee Strobel to talk about his testimony and the Case for Christ.

Why should we look at the big picture of the New Testament? In today’s episode Kurt is joined by *the* Mike Bird! Dr. Bird lives in Australia and comes to us from the future.

How can we learn from the saints of long ago? In today's episode Kurt chats with Stephen Backhouse on the importance of learning from Christian history.