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The Bellator Christi Podcast is a ministry of Dr. Brian Chilton and Bellator Christi Ministries. The podcast features discussions on Christian theology, philosophy, history, and biblical studies.
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S10E5 The 12345 Standards of Historic Christian Orthodoxy (opens the original)
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Dr. Chilton discusses a test for orthodoxy that was first coined by the late Dr. Norman Geisler. The test, called the 12345 Standards of Orthodoxy, shows that the authority of orthodoxy is built on 1 Bible, 2 Testaments, 3 creeds, in 4 councils, over the first 5 centuries.
S10E4 "Why Does My Bible Say?" with Jason Oakes (opens the original)
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Dr. Brian Chilton interviews author Jason Oakes about his latest book "Why Does My Bible Say . . . ?: A Translational Commentary on Paul's Letter to Philemon." They discuss translation issues, the differences between the dynamic and formal equivalence styles, and discuss the church's role in educating people on the importance of literacy. Be sure to order your copy of "Why Does My Bible Say" at Amazon and other online outlets.
S10E3 Are All Worldviews the Same? (opens the original)
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This season, Dr. Chilton answers questions listeners have submitted to Bellator Christi. Are all worldviews the same? Furthermore, are all worldviews true? Dr. Chilton discusses various worldviews before looking at three fundamental laws of logic and comparing each worldview to them. In the end, he shares why the Christian faith makes the best sense of the good, the true, and the beautiful.
S10E2 The Three Biblical Grounds for Divorce (opens the original)
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Dr. Brian Chilton discusses the three Biblical grounds for divorce, all of which begin with the letter A. What are the three A's, and how is such a case built? Listen in to find out.
S10E1 Can We Believe in a God Who Cannot Be Seen? (opens the original)
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Some people struggle to believe in God because God cannot be observed with the human eyes. This apologetic problem is often called the hiddenness of God. However, Dr. Brian Chilton offers three reasons to believe in God's existence, even though we cannot see him. Dr. Chilton offers ontological and epistemological reasons for believing in God, along with a relational matter that reveals why God might be hidden in the first place. This season returns to the podcast's roots, as it will address apol
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