The discussion revolves around the concept of free will, Calvinism, and Arminianism, with a focus on the sovereignty of God and the nature of salvation. The conversation also touches on Mormonism and its teachings, highlighting the differences between Christianity and Mormonism. The speakers emphasize the importance of trusting in Jesus Christ and the true gospel, which is faith alone and Christ alone, by grace alone. [... more]

The biblical account of the Tower of Babel is analyzed in relation to human pride and the potential for self-deification, similar to the development of artificial intelligence. The importance of forgiveness in Christianity is discussed, and strategies for witnessing to Jehovah's Witnesses are shared, emphasizing the need to present the truth of the Gospel and pray for God to open hearts and minds. [... more]

A discussion on the concept of the rapture, theosis, and deification in Eastern Orthodox and Catholic theology, and the role of charismatic gifts in the Christian church. The host also explores the importance of humility and seeking the glory of Christ when using these gifts. [... more]

A discussion on the rapture, theosis, and deification in Eastern Orthodox and Catholic theology, and its implications for the Christian church and the end times. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christian apologetics, including the Eastern Orthodox Church's teachings on salvation and justification, the concept of theosis and deification, and the importance of biblical theology in understanding these issues. He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the name of Jesus, the nature of God, and the relationship between faith and good works. [... more]

A scholar's critique of the LDS Church's doctrine of deification, comparing it to Eastern Orthodox teachings and highlighting the differences between the two. The discussion centers around the Gospel Topics Series and the concept of becoming like God, with a focus on the Patristic period and the writings of early church fathers. [... more]

The LDS Church's Gospel Topics Series is a scholarly engagement that presents the Church's most controversial beliefs in a favorable yet honest light. The series includes essays that have had a significant impact on Church numbers, with many people leaving the Church and considering Christianity. In this episode, hosts Bill McKeever and Eric Johnson discuss the doctrine of becoming gods, a concept that is central to Mormonism, and critique the LDS Church's interpretation of the King Follett sermon, a message given by Joseph Smith that is considered one of the most heretical documents in the Church's history. [... more]

The doctrine of becoming a god, known as Theosis, is a concept that has puzzled Christians for centuries. While the Eastern Orthodox Church teaches that humans can become like God through divine love and the incarnation, the Mormon view of Godhood is fundamentally different. In Mormonism, humans can become gods through an infinite regression of gods, which is not a Christian teaching. The distinction between the uncreated and created is a key aspect of Orthodox theology, whereas in Mormonism, humans can become gods by essence. [... more]