Strawmen Burn Easily
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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 strawman atheist's view, then knocks it down. Generally though, there are well reasoned responses to his objections; if only he would allow it to be heard. What happened to integrity? Jim needs to have the strength of his convictions and actually allow some discourse. How many people actually walk away after one simple rebuttal?”Read full review »
Tattered King via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/07/11
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“insightful, thoughtful, logical information that helps me carefully consider how to think about matters of philosophy and belief”
Moondougie via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/14/07
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“Thank you for all of the efforts, tactics, and your unique perspective. We are guided to collect the facts ourselves and come to the most credible conclusion available.”
moving onto bettet via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/03/18
“I have already thanked Jim for this podcast on his Facebook page, but just also put in my praise for God using such a man to show how we are to defend what we believe. "A man who does not defend what he believes is no man at all". While we may disagree over things as young earth/old...”Read full review »
richmahn via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/24/11
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