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Gillian Brown
Reasonable Faith
Is the idea of God only for the weak-minded, or are there rational, philosophical reasons that people believe in God? Join me, Gillian Brown, as I talk with experts about intelligent reasons to believe in God.
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5.0 stars from 5 ratings
“These episodes are great bite-size introductions to philosophical discussions about God’s existence. I enjoy listening, and find my mind bouncing over the topics for days afterwards. Thank you for tackling a hard subject!”
ashmckbrown via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/05/22
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“I just finished both episodes. They are not only impressive, but very informative! Great points to think on and research. Eagerly awaiting the next episode!”
lilly avery via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/29/22
Recent Episodes
Published 12/25/22
Our hearts resonate with beauty, the lifting feeling seems to point to something transcendent
This argument for God’s existence isn’t so much based on ideas as it is on a nearly universal human experience: the compelling feeling of transcendence when we are moved by beauty. When we hear a...
Published 12/25/22
Everyone has the concept of something that is bad or something that is good. Everyone knows punching someone is bad, or cancer is bad, or Hitler was evil. There must be some objective truth outside of me, that there is some existence that is ultimately good, almost like a natural instinct. But...
Published 12/18/22
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