This week Wes, Andy and Ben are on the road filming new episodes of the "Can I Trust the Bible?" series. While traveling they had the opportunity to visit the ancient ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum. Join the guys on their road trip podcast as they discuss the importance and challenges of uncovering history and its apologetic implications.
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Europe's Culture War: Interview with Sebastian Vaduva
The culture wars that now grip North America are nothing new to Europe. In many ways, Europe is rebuilding from the ashes of multiple culture wars that have taken their toll on the church. This week on the AC Podcast, Andy Steiger sits down with Sebastian Vaduva, professor, entrepreneur, and consultant specializing in ethics, entrepreneurship, and technology, who grew up in Romania during the fall of the communist party, Sebastian knows first-hand Europe’s failures and the difficulty in rebuilding a family, church, and society.
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Protestantism, Catholicism, and the Death of Pope Francis
In this episode, Andy, Wes, and Ben find themselves in Rome filming new episodes of Can I Trust the Bible?—just as the world reacts to the passing of Pope Francis. While visiting the Vatican during this historic moment, the trio reflects on the shared roots of Protestantism and Catholicism, and explore what the future might hold as the College of Cardinals prepares to elect a new Pope.
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Did Jesus Descend into Hell?
In this episode, Troy, Ben, Steve, and Andy unpack the question of where Jesus went after His death. Did He descend to Sheol? Hades? Hell? And why does it matter? Through the lens of passages like 1 Peter 3, they explore the theology of the afterlife, the purpose of Christ’s suffering, and the hope His resurrection brings. This is a deep dive into the tension between death and victory — and what it means for us today.
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Wikipedia Co-Founder, Larry Sanger, Searches and Finds Christ
Larry Sanger, co-founder of Wikipedia, joins us to share how a deep dive into philosophy, literature, and the Bible led him from agnosticism to a surprising embrace of the Christian faith. In a world drowning in information, Larry unpacks his journey toward truth, the role of skepticism, and why preserving great books still matters. Plus, he gives us a glimpse into his latest projects—including a book on the existence of God.
The Apologetics Canada Podcast helps churches understand and speak the language of our culture and address questions being asked with intellectual honesty, gentleness and respect.
Hosted by Troy Lydiate
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