The Reason Why Podcast

In this chapter, C.S. Lewis presents the “shocking alternative” about Jesus — that He isn’t merely a good moral teacher, but either a liar, a lunatic, or truly Lord. In this episode, we examine the evidence behind that claim and why it forces each of us to wrestle with who Jesus really is.

...Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who ask you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and re...

In this episode we sort out our options of what to believe. We look at some specific religions and ideologies and compare those views to Christianity. Let's how things shake out. 

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...Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who ask you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect...

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This week we take a pause from Mere Christianity before moving on to the next section to dig a little deeper into a couple things - logical reasoning and how it affects our conversations and moral relativism vs absolute truth.
As always, we are keeping it simple but insightful.

...Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who ask you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect...

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In Episode 6, we examine Chapter 5 of Mere Christianity, where C.S. Lewis follows the moral argument to an uncomfortable conclusion 😬.
If an objective moral standard really exists, Lewis argues it puts us in a strange position: we recognize the standard, appeal to it, and still fail to live by it. This episode explores why common explanations fall short, why self-justification feels necessary, and why the moral law raises ques...

In Episode 5, we unpack Chapter 4 of Mere Christianity, where C.S. Lewis asks what the moral law reveals about the nature of reality 🌍.
If objective morality exists, Lewis argues it points beyond the material world to a personal moral Lawgiver—not just a force, but a mind with intention. This idea is compelling, but also uncomfortable 😬, especially if moral truth demands something from us.
This episode explores what the m...

If humans are basically good, why do we keep breaking our own rules?

In Episode 4, we look at Chapter 3 of Mere Christianity, where C.S. Lewis presses on an uncomfortable reality: we all appeal to a moral standard we don’t actually live up to.

This isn’t a sermon and it’s not a guilt trip. It’s an honest look at why moral progress is harder than it sounds—and why “just be better” never quite works.

Whether you’re religious, skeptical,...

In Chapter 2 of Mere Christianity, C.S. Lewis responds to two common objections to the idea of a real moral law:
that morality is just herd instinct, and
that it’s nothing more than social conditioning.
In this video, we walk through why Lewis thinks neither explanation actually works, how our moral decisions involve choosing between instincts, and why appeals to fairness and obligation point to something deeper than bi...

In this video, we unpack what Lewis calls the Law of Human Nature, why our everyday arguments matter more than we think, and how this points to the existence of objective moral truth. This chapter lays the foundation for the entire book and raises a question we can’t avoid: where does our sense of right and wrong come from?
If you’ve ever wondered whether morality is just a matter of opinion—or something deeper—this chapter is ...

Welcome to our very first episode of The Reason Why Podcast! 
Today's show will cover a bit of introduction to apologetics in general - what it is and why it matters. I'll share a bit about myself and what to expect out of this series.

If you want to read along with us for our first book, Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis here's a link to get your own copy. 
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