In this extended episode, Doug and Cam critique a debate from Premier Christian Radio between Dr. Richard Carrier and apologist Jonathan McLatchie on the subject of mythicism and the existence of Jesus Christ.

Using clips from Timothy McGrew and Robert J. Miller, Doug examines why Matthew 2 is a great example of why the gospels are probably not history.

In the second part of her chat with Doug, Jessica Schab, a former new age mystic, talks about her journey into becoming a skeptic.

Jessica Schab, a former new age mystic, stops by the show to ask Doug some questions.

Cam joins Doug to talk about the markers for historicity and their relation to the gospel. Please note that the audio has been slightly sped up to cut down on length.

Pastor Dean Meadows returns to the show to learn more about Street Epistemology.

Doug presents Jeff Durbin's arguments as if he were Jewish and then discusses Durbin's response to that presentation.

Doug critiques the William Lane Craig portion of the debate between WLC and Jordan Peterson on the topic of meaning in life.

Rachel joins Doug to talk about how this show and others like it influenced her decision to leave Christianity.

Doug critiques a presentation given by Father Mike Schmitz, a Catholic priest and almost a Robin.

Leif joins the show to talk about First Cause and other ideas that motivated him to go from Atheism to Christianity.

Doug critiques Pastor Charles Lawson on his message of the "horror of hell" and compares and contrasts it with Pastor Francis Chan and Rabbi Tovia Singer’s views.

Gret joins Doug to talk about the probability of objective morality and the source of meaning and purpose in life.

Doug critiques a presentation given by Andy Stanley. You've never heard vending machines talked about like this before.

Dr. Sy Garte joins the show to talk about his path from early life atheism to later life Christianity.

Doug watches a presentation by John Lennox and discusses the apparent shortcomings of Stephen Fry's education.

Pastor Dean Meadows joins Doug to talk about the criteria for historicity with a special guest, Giant Green Lizard.

Greg Koukl talks about tactics for speaking with people about deeply held beliefs and Doug goes along for the ride.

Doug presents a montage of people talking about faith in different ways and then offers his own take on the subject.

Dr. Robert Price joins the show to talk with both Doug and Cam about history, religion and much more.

Doug introduces a new kind of faith you can believe in after watching a sermon given by Steven Furtick.

Doug critiques a presentation given by Francis Chan about gullibility.

Doug critiques a presentation given by Tim Keller to employees at Google.

Doug critiques a sermon given by Joel Osteen and tries to not get too upset about it.


Dr. Mary Schweitzer and Dr. Randy Isaac, two amazing scientists that are also Christians, join Doug to talk about dinosaurs, evolution, science and religion.