Cathryn Buse is a popular blogger/author. In this interview, Sean asks Cathryn how motherhood and her engineering background shape her approach to apologetics.
How has atheism changed? Who represents this new movement? Are the "new atheists" still relevant? Sean answers these questions and more.
Is science the sole (or even best) means of knowing truth? Sean responds briefly, showing that there are many other reliable ways of discovering truth.
How solid is the case for God from near-death experiences? What is the actual testable evidence and what does it prove? Sean answers these Qs and more.
Dr. Strandness's life took a dramatic turn when he was challenged to articulate his faith. He answers some of Sean's Qs about his new life and profession.
Did the apostles of Jesus actually exist? Are they mythological figures? Despite this claim by skeptics, Sean lays out the compelling historical evidence.
How strong is the case for intelligent design? How much effort does it take to deny design? Sean reviews the recent book "Undeniable"
What are the most common Qs students have about Mormonism? What is most critical for students to know about the LDS faith? Sean interviews author Eric Johnson.
Michael Denton recently updated his classic book EVOLUTION: A THEORY IN CRISIS. Sean reviews his new book and highlights some significant issues for evolution.
The threat to religious freedom is very real, as seen in the recent CA SB 1146. We each have a responsibility to educate ourselves and spread the word.
What is our most powerful apologetic today? Even though offering evidences is critical, Sean argues that forgiveness is perhaps our most powerful apologetic.
Does living together help or hurt a couple's chances for longterm success? Despite its popularity, Sean gives 3 reasons living together disadvantages a couple.