In this episode, Joel, Caleb, and Clinton talk about how the social sciences view the process of conversion, and how initiation into the community plays a part in this.
A little teaser of Joel's research is given, and a brand new game is debuted.
This teaser introduces the series that will be playing on our premium podcast for the next several weeks: an audio version of the Mentionables Project.
Listen to the first part of a debate between Mentionable Nick Peters and atheist Matt Ferguson on the topic of Jesus' resurrection. To hear the entire debate, subscribe to our premium podcast on patreon.com/mentionables
Nick Peters lays down some smooth grooves to enhance your Christmas day.
In this episode, Mentionable Clinton Wilcox relives a conversation he and Tyler Vela had with an atheist on the objectivity of morality.
Then, Clinton, Joel, and Tyler all look at the science, philosophy and theology behind language itself.
Also, Thumbs-up/Thumbs-down and a very Christmassy Love Song/Worship Song
In this teaser episode, we hear the beginning of a debate between Mentionable Marc Lambert and Street Epistemologist Jeff Masty on the subject of "Does the Christian God Exist."
To hear the entire debate, be sure to subscribe to our Patreon account.
In this episode, Joel, Clinton, and Nick talk about the little-known argument from beauty for God's existence.
In this preview of the premium podcast, Joel Furches and Britlandt Abney debate weather wealth suppresses religion or religion suppresses wealth.
To hear the full debate, subscribe to the premium podcast on patreon.
On this episode, Joel, Marc, Clinton and Caleb talk about what the Christian approach to profanity should be, and then about Divine Hiddenness. We answer some listener mail, and play some games.
*Profanity Implied*
The Mentionables are excited to share this debate recorded and aired exclusively for our premium podcast, Beyond Mentioning!
Timely for Halloween tomorrow, this debate features Bible Scholar Mike Licona, talking about the paranormal and his personal experiences in that regard.
Caleb Johnston is skeptical of the paranormal, and questions how Christians should approach the subject.
Enjoy this teaser, and subscribe at Patreon for the full debate!
