
Unbelievable? offers a weekly podcast, blog, and video series hosted by Ruth Jackson and a team of thinkers and Christian apologists.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1201 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||

- The fine-tuning of the Universe: Big Conversation - Episode 4 | Season 3. Many physicists have pointed out the extraordinary ‘fine tuning’ of the physical laws of the universe that have allowed life to develop within the cosmos. Luke Barnes believe... more
Is belief in God rational, or is it something no reasonable person should accept? In this live Unbelievable? school debate recorded in Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School in Aylesbury, Andy Kind hosts philosopher Dr Joshua Sijuwade (University of Birmingh... more
Luke Martin sits down with medieval historian and pastor’s wife Prof Beth Allison Barr (Baylor University) to explore how her research on women in late medieval England reshaped her views on “biblical womanhood”. Beth shares her journey from committe... more
Christian thinker Joe Boot and Muslim scholar Hafsar debate what Christianity and Islam each teach about the identity of Jesus — from His birth and miracles to the crucifixion, resurrection, and second coming.
They discuss: • Jesus in the Qur’an vs... more
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To characterize Kirk as a free speech advocate is unbelievably ignorant or full of "christian" malice
It’s always good to know where you stand with people, and this latest episode on Charlie Kirk has sealed the deal for me! To call a man who had very hateful views someone who is admirable is incredible. God did not spread hatred, Charlie did.
Not everyone who calls themselves a Christian is so, and that can even go as far as the people on Premier “Christian” Radio. Disappointed, but not surprised. Goodbye!
I listen to this podcast several times per day. There is no better platform for giving both sides the floor.
The show used to be the best podcast with Justin Brierley, but they have been lost since he left. Some of the topics are good, but the interviewers don’t understand how to ask probing questions without making it about their own point of view. In particular, Roger Bolton comes across as very condescending and dismisses out of hand viewpoints many Christians hold.
Sometimes very good debates or discussions, with competent intellectuals on both sides.
Sometimes the discussion meanders and the two sides just talk all around the issue instead of getting to the heart of the disagreement.
And sometimes, too often, what I thought would be an interesting debate turns out to be very one-sided, with other sides either not given or given very little time.
I enjoy hearing disagreements aired out. The shows that just evangelize are a waste of time.
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The content explores a broad array of topics surrounding belief systems, particularly focusing on the intersection of Christianity and secular perspectives. Through debates, discussions, and interviews with various guests, it tackles challenging questions about the existence of God, morality, and societal structures influenced by religious thought. Notable subjects include the role of women in the church, differing interpretations of key Biblical figures, and the implications of secularism on contemporary democracy. The incorporation of both philosophical and theological viewpoints, alongside personal narratives, enriches the dialogues, making them accessible and engaging to both believers and skeptics alike. The format often features seaso... more
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Recent guests on Unbelievable? include:
1. Dr. Joshua Sijuwade
2. Julius Weinberg
3. Beth Allison Barr
4. Andrew Hronich
5. Brian Zahnd
6. Stephen Law
7. Simon Walker-Samuel
8. Paul Ewart
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