AK47 S2E37: The Weight of Glory by C.S. Lewis and Other Topics

AK47 S2E39: Becoming An Apologist Without a Degree, with Richard Porter

In the next episode of Kyle's apologetics series, he has Richard Porter on to talk about how you can learn apologetics without having to spend years of your life and thousands of dollars of your money getting an advanced degree.  We get to know how Richard became a Christian and got into apologetics, how to learn apologetics effectively, the usefulness of verbal and written debates on the truth of Christianity, Richard's views of Reformed Epistemology and Lydia McGrew's approach to arguing for biblical reliability, the importance of mentors and reading hard books, and more.

AK47 S2E38: A Commentary on Nacho Libre. . . But Not Really

Aaron and Kyle get together to do their very first film commentary.  We watch Nacho Libre and talk about it. . . Though we mostly end up talking about politics, American history, and related topics.  After the movie is over, we continue talking about church involvement in the lives of its single congregants.  We encourage you to watch the movie with us during the course of the episode, but you don't have to in order understand or benefit from our conversation.

AK47 S2E37: The Weight of Glory by C.S. Lewis and Other Topics

Aaron and Kyle talk about C.S. Lewis's influential sermon, The Weight of Glory, what its message is, and how it affected their lives.  They also talk about C.S. Lewis's other book, Till We Have Faces.  Eventually, they start talking about idolatry, what it is, and how to tell if you're idolizing something or not.  They then end off by talking about what's going on with their lives and COVID.

AK47 S2E36: Our Experience As Talbot Philosophy Students

Aaron and Kyle come back together to discuss our experience studying philosophy at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University.  We talk about why we decided to go to Talbot, whether or not Talbot can help you achieve your goals in academia or ministry, what the philosophy professors there are like, our experience with the community at the campus, and some reasons why one may not want to attend Talbot.  We hope this will be useful for those who are thinking about going to Talbot for philosophy.

AK47 S2E35: Responding to Atheist Tweets Part 2

Kyle and special guest, Tripp Parker (M.A. in philosophy from Duke), continue responding to Jay Beecher's tweet thread claiming that Christianity is based on pagan myths, the Bible has many errors, and more.