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Ep. #96 – What’s Missing in Catholic Apologetics? w/ Michael Gormley

Summary What secret project has Gomer been working on? What’s the relationship between apologetics and evangelization? How can we start an apologetics small group at our Church? What’s missing in Catholic apologetics? What else is on your mind? Michael Gormley rejoins us on the classical theism podcast to...

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Ep. #94 – Aquinas as Catholic & Evangelical w/ Dr. Beckwith

Summary What did Aquinas teach about natural theology? Have some evangelical Christians misunderstood this? Do Christians and Muslims worship the same God? What does Aquinas have to say that could help with that question? Why are many Catholic philosophers opposed to intelligent design? Dr. Frank Beckwith joins us...

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Ep. #92 – Simplicity Does Not Entail Modal Collapse

Summary Does the doctrine of divine simplicity entail modal collapse? How can the classical theists respond to such modal collapse objections? Why is the original problem an objection for virtually all theists and not just classical theists? Steven Nemes, a doctoral student, joins us to answer these questions...

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Ep. #90 – Kingdom by Creation w/ Chris Plance

Summary Why do Catholics need to return to the Old Testament? What is Marcionism and why did the Church reject it? How should we understand the book of Genesis? Chris Plance joins the show to discuss these questions and more as we discuss his forthcoming book Kingdom by...

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A Response to a Plethora of Problems with Classical Theism

Introduction Joe Schmid [1] wrote a blog post titled, “A Plethora of Prima Facie Problems for Classical Theism.” He explains the post is not a “decisive refutation” of classical theism, but rather a brief look at a number of “at first glance” problems. I’ve invited several classical theists...

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Ep. #89 – Can the Kalam Work on B-theory? w/ Curtis Metcalfe

Summary Does the Kalam Cosmological argument depend on the A-theory of time? Is it possible that it can also work on B-theory? In this episode, Curtis Metcalfe defends a version of the Kalam argument granting a B-theory of time. We also discuss some objections that have been leveled...