This page lists episodes of my Theopologetics bi-weekly YouTube show. To watch any of the episodes below, click its "episode details" button.
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Chris begins a series on sex and gender, answering the question, "What is gender ideology?"
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Chris discusses universalist David Bentley Hart's heretical understanding of the resurrection bodies of Jesus and his people.
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Chris and James Harding are joined by friend and Calvinist Lou Going, to discuss Chris's recent change of mind on John 6:44.
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Chris demonstrates that Megan Basham badly misrepresents Gavin Ortlund in chapter one of her new book, "Shepherds for Sale."
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Chris interviews Preston Sprinkle about criticism he's received over the past several months, about his positions on LGBTQ+ issues.
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Chris and James continue their review of the White vs. Flowers debate on John 6:44.
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Chris Date is joined by Provisionist friend James Harding to begin a multi-part review of the White vs. Flowers debate on John 6:44.
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Chris and guests discuss how Calvinists and non-Calvinists can come together in love and unity in the wake of #BaalGate.
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Chris sits down with his wife, Starr, to discuss the journey upon which they embarked when they recently learned Starr has brain cancer.
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Chris continues reviewing portions of Sam Storms' "The Language of Heaven," as preparation for their upcoming debate/discussion.
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Chris begins reviewing portions of Sam Storms' "The Language of Heaven," as preparation for their upcoming debate/discussion.
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Braxton Hunter asked 7 Questions to Christian YouTubers at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gq-I1ZiAbRU, and here are my answers.
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Chris responds to friend and colleague Leighton Flowers, who recently critiqued Chris's video on "draw" in John 6:44.
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Chris responds to friend and Arminian Molinist Dan Chapa concerning the meaning of helkyō, translated "draws," in John 6:44.
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In this episode, Chris discusses whether the Greek word helkyō, translated "draws" in John 6:44, can mean "invite" or "enable."
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Chris discusses whether the Westminster and London Baptist Confessions of Faith affirm that Adam and Eve exercised libertarian free will.
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Chris discusses whether Titus 1:6 disqualifies parents of unbelievers from being elders.
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Chris interviews Mark Pickering, Chief Exec of the UK's Christian Medical Fellowship, to discuss euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide.
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Chris explains the "grounding objection" to Molinism and offers a solution, one that renders Molinism indistinguishable from determinism.
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Chris and friend James Harding present a rare but probable reading of James 2:18
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Chris discusses the enneagram with guests Jeff Cook and Jay Medenwaldt
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Chris discusses the conversion of friend Robert Wiesner from complementarianism to egalitarianism, with egalitarian friend Nick Quient
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Chris introduces his audience to his home church, Table of Hope
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Chris is joined by J. Warner Wallace to discuss his recent book, Person of Interest
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Chris explains why 1 Corinthians 14 doesn't support a charismatic understanding of the gift of tongues
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Chris offers an inchoate model of the Trinity he's been working on in preparation for his upcoming debate with the Muslim Metaphysician
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Chris responds to questions recently asked of him on Trinity Radio by Braxton Hunter and Johnathan Pritchett
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Chris debunks the notion that atheism is "just a lack of belief in gods"
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Chris refutes the notion that Jesus' resurrection body was non-physical
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Chris is joined by Dan Paterson to discuss his recent book, Questioning Christianity
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Chris is joined by Eric Silverman to discuss his recent book, Sexual Ethics in a Secular Age
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Chris is joined by Stephen Meyer to discuss his recent book, The Return of the God Hypothesis
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Chris debunks the notion that Jesus' disciples thought they saw ghosts
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Chris is joined by John Peckham to discuss his recent book, Divine Attributes
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Chris offers a rather out-there but seemingly plausible solution to continuity of human identity on physicalism
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Chris is joined by Stephen Boyce to discuss what the early church fathers have to say about the provenance of NT texts
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Chris refutes friend Leighton Flowers's claim that Calvinists should just embrace the robot/puppet analogy for divine determinism
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Chris argues for amillennialism from 1 Corinthians 15 in preparation for his upcoming debate on Unbelievable?
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Chris introduces his audience to Christian physicalism by looking at Jesus' and Stephen's commendation of their spirits into God's hands
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Chris is joined by Michael Jahosky to discuss his recent book on the gospel in Tolkien's Middle Earth
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Chris begins a series unpacking the phrase, "In essentials unity; in non-essentials liberty; in all things charity"
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Chris offers a primer on the Protestant doctrine of sola Scriptura, in preparation for his upcoming debate with a Roman Catholic
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Chris is joined by Parker Settecase to conclude Chris's series on the God-as-author analogy
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Chris is joined by Braxton Hunter to continue Chris's series on the God-as-author analogy
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Chris introduces the God-as-author analogy and explains some of the ways it might be fruitful in theology and apologetics
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Chris argues for amillennialism from Revelation 20:4-5 and its use of the phrase "the first resurrection"
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Chris continues discussing Calvinism, Arminianism, and Romans 9 with guests Robert Wiesner and Dan Chapa
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Chris is joined by friends Robert Wiesner and Dan Chapa to discuss Calvinism vs. Arminianism in Romans 9
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Chris is joined by friend and cancer survivor Isaiah Burridge, and his wife Megan, to discuss God's providence over suffering
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Chris introduces his audience to preterism with Matthew 24:34's "this generation will not pass away before all these things take place"
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Chris is joined by friend and fellow Calvinist Robert Wiesner to discuss the doctrine of unconditional election in Romans 9
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Chris offers a case for the deity of Jesus Christ
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Chris resurrects his old podcast Theopologetics, but as a bi-weekly YouTube live stream
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Chris refutes friend Leighton Flowers's claim that divine election is arbitrary on Calvinism
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Chris begins a series on sex and gender, answering the question, "What is gender ideology?"
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Chris interviews Preston Sprinkle about criticism he's received over the past several months, about his positions on LGBTQ+ issues.
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Chris begins reviewing portions of Sam Storms' "The Language of Heaven," as preparation for their upcoming debate/discussion.
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Chris responds to friend and Arminian Molinist Dan Chapa concerning the meaning of helkyō, translated "draws," in John 6:44.
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In this episode, Chris discusses whether the Greek word helkyō, translated "draws" in John 6:44, can mean "invite" or "enable."
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Chris discusses whether the Westminster and London Baptist Confessions of Faith affirm that Adam and Eve exercised libertarian free will.
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Chris refutes friend Leighton Flowers's claim that Calvinists should just embrace the robot/puppet analogy for divine determinism
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