26May 2026 by Post

What the Media Will Never Tell You About the U.S. Capitol – Speaker Mike Johnson Gives Frank & Friends a Private Tour

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This week, Frank takes us behind the scenes of an exclusive, once-in-a-lifetime tour of the U.S. Capitol guided by Speaker Mike Johnson, who knows the history of our country, including its foundations in Judeo-Christian tradition. From hidden rooms and historic artifacts to conversations about faith, government, and America’s founding principles, you’ll get an insider’s look at one of the most iconic buildings in the world! Along with hearing some fun stories, you’ll see: Who else joined Frank on this exclusive tour and what were their biggest takeaways? Why is a statue of Billy Graham inside the Capitol Crypt? Is the Declaration of Independence a deistic or theistic document? Where do our rights come from, and how does the media not know this? What did Benjamin Franklin believe about God? Where…
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25May 2026 by Post

Why did God Create the Tree in the First Place?

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A few weeks ago, our church’s 3rd-5th graders were learning about the creation story from Genesis, and I was brought in to the planning process to help address common science misconceptions that the kids will encounter as they get older. (i.e. “Science can disprove God,” “Natural processes alone can produce design,” or “Science uses facts, religion uses faith.”) After completing the unit, the kids were given the opportunity to submit questions about the creation story, so today I went back to answer them. Some questions were simple like, “Why did God create animals and not just people?” Other questions were more theologically gritty, and required longer explanations. One in particular was, “Why did God create the tree in the first place?” (Another student asked “Why couldn’t Adam and Eve eat the…
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22May 2026 by Post

Who Lives Inside Your Brain? The Disturbing Psychology of Conspiracy Theories and Parasocial Relationships with Anna Kitko

Anna Kitko, Christian Apologetics, Christianity, Conspiracy Theories, Dr. Frank Turek, morality, parasocial relationships, philosophy, Podcast, religion, spiritual abus, theology
Why are millions of people forming deep emotional attachments to celebrities, influencers, and online personalities they’ve never met? And why do some online figures inspire such fierce loyalty that followers will defend their claims, adopt their worldview, and trust their conclusions—often without any scrutiny or independent investigation? Frank sits down with spiritual abuse counselor and Ratio Christi leader, Anna Kitko, to investigate the hidden psychology behind parasocial relationships, conspiracy theories, and the digital voices competing for our trust. Together, they unpack how social media exploits our need for belonging and how seemingly harmless online habits can quietly shape the way we see reality. In this episode, you’ll discover: Why is Anna uniquely qualified to talk about this topic? What happens in the brain when we form emotional attachments to celebrities…
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20May 2026 by Post

If I Were a Mormon: A More Coherent View of God

2. Does God Exist?, Apologetics, Christianity, God, Gospel, Molinism, Mormonism, Philosophical Theology, Theology and Christian Apologetics, Theology Proper, Tim Stratton, Who is God?, www.FreeThinkingMinistries.com
Over the past several years—especially since 2018—I’ve made multiple trips to Utah every year. I’ve honestly lost count of how many times I’ve been out there, but it’s starting to feel like a second home. I can understand why Brigham Young reportedly said, “This is the place.” It’s beautiful. One of the things I appreciate most about Utah is the culture of open conversation. In many places, people are told to avoid discussing politics or religion. But that’s not the case in Utah. From a young age, Utahns are encouraged to think about what they believe—and to share it with others (often culminating in a two-year mission going door to door). That creates an extremely unique environment where meaningful conversations can actually happen. Because of this culture, those who reject…
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19May 2026 by Post

The Uncomfortable Truth Every Christian Needs to Know About Islam with Pastor Martin Sedra

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What happens when Islam becomes the majority in a nation? Martin Sedra, pastor of Echo Church in Australia, returns to continue his blunt exposé on why Islam is not only a false religion, but also a spiritual and social disaster. From the horrors of Sharia law to Muhammad’s legacy as a warlord and sexual predator, be forewarned–this episode is NOT for young listeners! Join Frank and Martin as they answer quesitons like: What is Martin’s unique approach to evangelizing Muslims? How do Muhammad’s life and personal actions compare to the moral character of Jesus? Can Muslims be sure of their salvation? And what should men and women expect in the afterlife? How do Mecca, Muhammad, and the Quran fail the test of history? Why does it seem that God is…
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18May 2026 by Post

Why Is ASU’s New College Requiring Confessional Rituals?

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At Arizona State University’s New College (where I serve as a tenured full professor of philosophy and religion) the faculty recently voted to make a Native American Land Acknowledgment the official college policy. Until now, these statements were read at the beginning of faculty meetings. At times, faculty were even asked to bow their heads and close their eyes during the reading. What was once a practice has now become policy. That should raise an obvious question: Why is a state university (supposedly committed to political neutrality) requiring what looks very much like a public confession? What Is Actually Being Claimed?           The justification provided by the college reads: “Therefore, be it resolved, the New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences adopts the official land acknowledgment of Arizona State University in…
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15May 2026 by Post

The Muslim Brotherhood Tried to Kill His Family – What Happened Next? with Pastor Martin Sedra

Christian Apologetics, Christianity, Dr. Frank Turek, Islam, Martin Sedra, morality, philosophy, Podcast, religion, Religious Freedom, theology, Western culture
They tried to murder his family. So how did a religion with a centuries-long history of violence become successfully rebranded as the “religion of peace”? With the growing sympathy from liberals in the West and the passivity of the Church, could Sharia law eventually gain a foothold in America? Martin Sedra, pastor of Echo Church in Australia, joins Frank to offer a sobering wake-up call regarding Islam’s strategic mission to influence and dominate Western culture. Tune in as they discuss why Martin has dedicated his life and ministry to exposing Islam’s sinister agenda and what the Church must do NOW to protect religious freedom in the West. Together they answer questions like: What terrifying (and possibly supernatural) event happened to Martin’s family when they lived in Egypt? How did Egypt…
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13May 2026 by Post

Dialogue and Christian Apologetics: A Biblical-Theological Overview

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Christian apologetics is often understood as the task of defending the faith—giving reasons why believing in Christ is rational, true, and worthy of commitment. Scripture itself urges believers to be “ready to give an answer” for the hope that is in them (1 Pet. 3:15). Yet the Bible presents this defense not merely as the delivery of arguments, but as something that takes place within dialogue: real conversations with real people. A biblical-theological view shows that dialogue is not a compromise of apologetics, but one of its essential forms. The Pattern    From the start, God’s revelation to humanity unfolds in a dialogical way. God speaks, humans respond; God questions, humans answer; God rebukes, invites, and restores. This pattern reaches its fullness in Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh. Jesus rarely preached…
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12May 2026 by Post

How a University Turned Jesus Into an Oppressor — One Professor’s Fight Against DEI with Dr. Owen Anderson

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 Have you noticed that the world has collectively lost its mind? Between the push to “decolonize” education and the rise of mandatory DEI training, the landscape of the American university has shifted from a place of open inquiry to a battlefield of competing ideologies. What’s behind the madness? Frank catches up with Arizona State University philosophy professor, Dr. Owen Anderson, to get an update on his high-stakes hearing with the Arizona Supreme Court. Owen shares his unique perspective on how cultural Marxism continues to silence free speech, logic, and the Christian worldview in many public universities–and why he’s not backing down despite the consequences. Together, Frank and Owen answer questions like: Why did Owen make the decision to engage in a legal battle when most people would just follow…
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11May 2026 by Post

Some Definitional Drawbacks In Atheism

2. Does God Exist?, agnosticism, Apologetics, Atheism, Christianity, Gospel, intelligentchristianfaith.com, John Ferrer, Philosophical Theology, skepticism, theism, What is Atheism? Definitions
In a previous article I wrote about how “atheism” is best understood as a belief that there is no God. Those who prefer to describe themselves as merely “lacking God-belief” would do better to describe themselves as “negative atheists” as that is the more precise term. As a postlude to that article, I think it’s important to state why this stuff matters. I’m not confident that that this definitional minutia matters a lot. It matters. But it’s not of ultimate importance. Far more important things deserve discussion. Nevertheless, this stuff matters enough to deserve at least a little observation here. Here are some reasons why I think this stuff matters. First, Negative Atheism Comports With God’s existence                Perhaps the biggest most glaring problem with the “new” (negative/soft/weak) atheism is that it’s compatible…
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