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“A better title would be, "Tell Me Lies and Brainwash Me of Reality" come on, humans are meant to think and use their brains. Not believe in words ancient text interpreted and re-written by religious leaders and sold to the masses in effort to control and rob them of money and sell false promises I can see right through it all. I rather listen to a used car salesmen speak.”Read full review »
iluvscience via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/04/07
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“I appreciate the show for what it is, a one-sided apologetics podcast. This is hardly a one stop shop. I would like to hear more dialogue with atheists and non-believers. The episode after his Berkley trip is what bothered me the most. He is essentially having a one man debate. He sets up a...”Read full review »
Tattered King via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/07/11
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“Listen. Take note. Dig into the evidence for yourself instead of taking a biased stab at the content from ignorance and prejudice.”
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United States of America ·
11/01/17
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“This is the best Christian Apologetics website and podcast out there (IMHO). Jim Wallace brings his background and experience as a cold case homicide detective into play in looking at evidence for Christianity. Definitely worth a listen. Highly recommended.”
Readore1 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/17/10
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