What is the relationship between faith and proof? Shane Rosenthal discusses this question with Dr. Mike Farley of Covenant Theological Seminary. How did the Israelites come to believe that Moses really spoke with God, and how did his writings become so authoritative among the ancient Hebrews? Was it just a leap of faith? That’s the focus of this edition of The Humble Skeptic podcast.
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Faith & Certainty - E.6 - The Humble ...
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Is Faith a Feeling? - E.4 - The Humbl...
According to many Christians today, faith isn’t based on external facts or evidence, but is actually thought of as an internal subjective feeling, intuition or experience. But is this idea biblical? Does the Bible teach that faith is related to our feelings? Where do other religions traditions st...
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Is Faith Blind? - E.3 - The Humble Sk...
Most of the people Shane recently polled at a number of Christian gatherings seemed to think that faith is a blind leap. But is this idea really taught in the Bible? On this episode we’ll examine the texts that some people use in support of blind faith in order to understand why this belief is so...
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