AK47 Season 2 Episode 39: Becoming An Apologist Without a Degree, with Richard Porter

 In the next episode of Kyle's apologetics series, he has Richard Porter on to talk about how you can learn apologetics without having to spend years of your life and thousands of dollars of your money getting an advanced degree.  We get to know how Richard became a Christian and got into apologetics, how to learn apologetics effectively, the usefulness of verbal and written debates on the truth of Christianity, Richard's views of Reformed Epistemology and Lydia McGrew's approach to arguing for biblical reliability, the importance of mentors and reading hard books, and more.

To listen to the episode, click here.  If you prefer listening on another platform, check out the links on the left side of this site.

If you would like to financially support the podcast, click here.

Other Episodes in the Series

1. Sam Harper (Philochristos)

2. Evan Minton (Cerebral Faith)

3. Cameron Bertuzzi (Capturing Christianity)

4. Clinton Wilcox (this one is on the topic of abortion specifically)

AK47 Season 2 Episode 36: Our Experience As Talbot Philosophy Students

Aaron and Kyle come back together to discuss our experience studying philosophy at Talbot.  We talk about why we decided to go to Talbot, whether or not Talbot can help you achieve your goals in academia or ministry, what the philosophy professors there are like, our experience with the community at the campus, and some reasons why one may not want to attend Talbot.  We hope this will be useful for those who are thinking about going to Talbot for philosophy.

To listen to the episode, click here. If you would like to listen to the episode on a different platform such as iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify, and more, click on one of the links to the left of this site.

If you would like to financially support the podcast, click here.

The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 9

Aaron and I are back together to record.  We talk about our experiences studying philosophy in university and graduate school.  What were our universities like?  What is Talbot like?  Should you do it?  What are the benefits and risks of getting a formal education in philosophy?  Will Christian students in secular colleges encounter hostile professors if they take philosophy?  Will Biola and Talbot make you cry?  Check it out.

Listen to the podcast here.