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DEBATE: Are TRANS WOMEN Women (Chris Date vs Matthew Adelstein)
Chris Date and Matthew Adelstein debate the meaning of the terms "man" and "woman" (Chris argues they're mature human males and females).
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DEBATE: The Dead Are Conscious in the Intermediate State from Death to Resurrection
Chris and friend James Harding argue that dead human beings are not conscious, contra friends Steven Hafley and Nathan Bozeman.
more about this eventA sample of my latest work
NIV, Upside-Down Kingdom Bible (Notes on Death and Afterlife)
Chris contributed notes on death and the afterlife to this new Zondervan study Bible, edited by Preston Sprinkle.
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Chris & Rebekah DISAGREE: The Bible & LGBT+
Chris has an informal debate over the Bible and LGBTQ+ issues with Rebekah from the Bread of Life channel.
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Conditionalism’s Standing within Biblical Evangelicalism · Chris Date
Chris explains where conditionalism stands in evangelicalis to pastors and leaders in the Eastern region of the Advent Christian Conference.
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Un-Apologetics #26: Let's Play 20 Questions (w/ guests Chris Date, Colton Carlson, & Israel Trujillo
Chris joins a panel of Calvinists to answer Trinity Radio's recent 20 questions for Calvinists.
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Theopologetics 050: What is Gender Ideology? Sex and Gender, Part 1
Chris begins a series on sex and gender, answering the question, "What is gender ideology?"
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Rethinking Hell Live 112: Responding to Thomas Farrar; Part 2
William Tanksley joins Chris to continue a series of episodes responding to traditionalist Thomas Farrar.
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"Die" vs. "Dice" | Confused Comparables
Chris explains why just one of the things collectively called "dice" (when there are two or more) is called a "die," not a "dice."
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"Loving the World—Without Loving the World": Sermon Given at Table of Hope on March 5, 2023
Chris preaches on Daniel 1:8-16 and Daniel's choice to love the people in the world without loving its ways.
sermon detailsThe Hermeneutics of Conditionalism: A Defense of the Interpretive Method of Edward Fudge
Chris argues that proper application of hermeneutical principles shows the Bible teaches conditional immortality (a.k.a annihilationism).
journal detailsAs I Live and Breathe: “Soul” and “Spirit” in Christian Physicalism
As I Live and Breathe: “Soul” and “Spirit” in Christian Physicalism
William Lane Craig vs. Chris Date (Sort Of): WLC Botches the Atonement in a Question of the Week
Chris debunks William Lane Craig's recent answer to a question about annihilationism.
blog post detailsA quick introduction
Above all else, I am a follower of Jesus Christ.
The sinless life, atoning death, and justifying resurrection of God incarnate is the only true hope anyone can have in the face of death, so looming ever nearer. Only through faith in him can one hope to rise again from the dead and live forever thereafter. And allegiance to Christ doesn’t only secure future life; it beautifully transforms this one. In no one and nothing else can one find anything remotely close to the boundless majesty, wonder, and fulfillment of life in Jesus Christ.
Sadly, Christ’s people—the church—have often stymied their own efforts to take this glorious, life-giving message to a dying world that so desperately needs it. In many ways, the church is in desperate need of reform.
My calling—my desire, my passion, my mission—is to serve Christians by helping to reform their hearts and minds and inviting their help to reform my own.
You can dive deeper into my mission by exploring this site.
You can also read my statement of faith, get to know me personally, or view my curriculum vitae.
