
- 174
- Episodes
- 16
- Transcribed
- 32
- Ratings
- Weekly
- Cadence
- 2023
- First episode
About Logic of God
The Logic of God is a Christian apologetics and biblical studies podcast for people who want more than surface-level answers. We examine Scripture in its ancient world, explore the historical and textual reliability of the Bible, and ask whether the Christian faith can withstand serious intellectual scrutiny. From Genesis to Revelation, we dig into biblical theology, ancient Near Eastern context, Second Temple Judaism, archaeology, textual criticism, philosophy, history, science, and the development of early Christianity. We take on difficult passages, disputed doctrines, skeptical challenges, and questions Christians are often told simply to accept. Along the way, we engage the work of biblical scholars, theologians, philosophers, historians, archaeologists, scientists, and other specialists—bringing academic research into conversations ordinary Christians can actually follow. Whether you are strengthening your faith, questioning what you have been taught, studying the Bible more deeply, or investigating Christianity for yourself, The Logic of God is built around a simple conviction: truth does not fear investigation. Follow the evidence. Understand the context. Know why you believe.
- Publisher
- Logic of God
- Category
- religion & spirituality · society & culture
- Language
- en
- Explicit
- No
- First episode
- 4 Jul 2023
- Latest episode
- 20 Oct 2026
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20 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT
Concerning Hell: Eternal Conscious Torment vs. Conditional Immortality with Paul Copan and Chris Date

13 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT
Exodus Chapter 12: The Fifth Cup — From Passover to the Eucharist

6 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT
Exodus Chapter 12: Death of the First Born (Part 2)
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Concerning Hell: Eternal Conscious Torment vs. Conditional Immortality with Paul Copan and Chris Date
Published 20 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt
[…] Not necessarily. We're not making that claim, but that's the way people hear it. So I think that's one aspect. The other one that I think is really responsible is that people don't know the history very well. And that includes myself prior to going into this topic. I thought that annihilationism or conditionalism was a historical novelty that first appears in the cults, like the Jehovah's Witnesses, the Christadelphians, and then what once were thought to be cults, but now people realize are just a little bit outside the mainstream evangelicals, say the Seventh-day Adventists. And not only is that what they've thought, but that's what they've been told by apologists, people that they've learned from. […]
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