The Morals of Murder: Brian Godawa EXPOSES FLAWED WOKE Thinking

In a special segment, Chris interviews Brian Godawa about his new book, “Cruel Logic: The Philosopher Killer.”

This book, the first in the Theological Thriller Novel series, weaves a suspenseful tale delving into human nature, the problem of evil, and the existence of God.

Brian shares insights into his novel’s creation and its exploration of profound philosophical and theological themes.

Join us for an episode that navigates through the shadowy corridors of power and the gripping complexities of moral philosophy.

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God Against the gods – Part 3: Yahweh Vs. Ba’al the Storm God

Check out this YouTube video on God Against the gods: Yahweh Vs. Ba’al.

Did you know that the Bible uses subversion regarding pagan imagination? Biblical writers took the same poetic imagery and description that the Canaanites used of Ba’al and they redeemed it by  using that exact same language of Yahweh. This isn’t syncretism (mixing religions), like liberal scholars and other Bible-haters try to promote, this is subversion. Redemption of pagan imagination. See for yourself in this short video.

This is only one part of the lecture. Get the full version here.

Or check out the book at Amazon.com here.

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God Against the gods – Part 2: Yahweh Vs. Leviathan the Dragon of Chaos

Check out this YouTube video on God Against the gods: Yahweh Vs. Leviathan.

Some people think that Leviathan in the Bible is a whale or a sea dinosaur. It’s not. It’s a mythical sea dragon of chaos. And it appears in all the ancient Near Eastern religions, including Judaism and Christianity. Not only that, but it has multiple heads. I kid you not. Read the Bible a little closer with me in this presentation and you’ll discover what the Bible really says about Leviathan.

This is only one part of the lecture. Get the video full version here.

Or check out the book at Amazon.com here.

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God Against the gods – Part 1: What C.S. Lewis and J.R.R Tolkien Understood About Myth

Check out this YouTube video on God Against the gods: What C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien Understood about Myth.

I explain what the definition of Myth is, and Mythopoeia, concepts that Lewis and Tolkien trafficked in — as does the Bible.

Christians don’t need to be afraid of this word, “myth” as if it means the Bible is false or fictional. It doesn’t. It’s about the stories that give meaning and purpose to our lives. Transcendence.

Lewis said, “If God chooses to be mythopoeic, should we choose to be mythopathic?” Find out what that means.

This is only one part of the lecture. Get the full version here.

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