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Presented by Dr. John Ashton, a professor of chemistry and biomedical science and author of 14 books.Listen to Dr. John Ashton explain how science is challenging evolution and supporting the Biblical account of creation

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  1. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Is Morality Just Opinion?: Evidence for God (opens the original)

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    Is right and wrong just a matter of personal opinion, or does everyone answer to a deeper moral law? In this episode of Faith and Science, host Kaysie Vokurka digs into the sharp divide between moral relativism and moral objectivism, asking why cultures across history have universally recognized things like slavery and cruelty as evil even when they were once socially accepted. The conversation uncovers striking creation science evidence, walks through compelling evidence for God, and builds a t

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    A Serial Killer's Conscience: Evidence for God (opens the original)

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    What could a notorious serial killer possibly teach us about the existence of God? In this thought-provoking episode of Faith and Science, host Kaysie Vokurka sits down with Dr. John Ashton to unpack the chilling case of Jeffrey Dahmer—and how his own conscience became an unexpected piece of evidence for God. Drawing from chapter 11 of Dr. Ashton's book, The Big Argument: Does God Exist?, this conversation explores the moral argument through the lens of Christian apologetics, revealing why objec

  3. Episode · Aug 27, 2026

    Your Mind Is a Miracle: Evidence for God (opens the original)

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    Can science ever explain why you have an inner life — thoughts, feelings, creativity — and not just a brain full of chemical reactions? In this episode of Faith and Science, we dig into consciousness as one of the strongest cases for evidence for God, exploring how naturalism struggles to account for the mind while a biblical worldview offers a coherent answer. Along the way we touch on genetics, fine-tuning, and the limits of AI, building a compelling case for Christian apologetics rooted in th

  4. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Where Do Thoughts Come From?: Evidence for God (opens the original)

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    What if the very thing that makes you you—your thoughts, feelings, and sense of self—can't be weighed, measured, or explained by physics alone? In this episode of Faith and Science, we dive into one of philosophy's most stubborn puzzles: the origin of consciousness. Drawing on rigorous Christian apologetics, we explore why leading naturalist philosophers have struggled to account for belief, emotion, and thought using matter and energy alone—and why this gap points toward evidence for God as the

  5. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    Can a Machine Truly Think? Evidence for God (opens the original)

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    Could a computer ever actually think, feel, and know right from wrong the way you do? In this episode of Faith and Science, we dig into what separates a machine that simulates thought from a mind that truly experiences it — and why that gap matters far more than most people realize. Along the way, we uncover striking evidence for God, explore how Christian apologetics answers one of AI's toughest philosophical puzzles, and unpack what a biblical worldview has to say about the origin of the human

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