The Protestant Philosopher

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Why Christianity Makes Sense (Gavin Ortlund Interview)

September 09, 2026

Gavin Ortlund calls his new book the most important thing he'll ever write. Why Christianity Makes Sense (Zondervan) isn't a shorter version of Why God Makes Sense in a World That Doesn't. It's a different kind of book, which he modelled on Mere Christianity. It's built around a single word: ache. The longing in the human heart for something transcendent that we can't quite name. In this conversation we do a flyover of the whole book, chapter by chapter. What we cover: - Why Gavin took on ano...

10 Hours of Miracles, 37 Seconds of Argument

September 09, 2026

I sat down with a stopwatch and Joe Schmid's ten-hour video Miracles PROVE Catholicism. The Zeitoun section runs an hour and forty-six minutes. The part where he says what it means runs thirty-seven seconds. Fatima runs forty minutes, and gets two. In this episode I grant every one of these miracles, no natural explanations, no fraud, no demons, and ask a different question. Not whether something happened, but what the sign actually answered. Along the way: a crowd in Lystra that watched a re...

Joe Heschmeyer Tried to Cook My Sola Scriptura Argument (Did He Get Burned?)

May 30, 2026

Joe Heschmeyer stepped into the kitchen to take on the Attribute Inscripturation Thesis (AIT). Did he get burned? Let's find out. Here's what you'll learn: - How the AIT actually works (the engine, not the gloss) - Why exemplar causation plus kind-correspondence is the bridge from "God-breathed" to "uniquely authoritative" - Why Joe's sculpture analogy doesn't refute the AIT, it proves it - The material vs. formal sufficiency distinction Joe blurs, and why his examples attack the position mos...

Convincing Proof · Low booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

Prove All Things · Low booking difficulty · 100 - 1,000 listeners

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The Protestant Philosopher typically books well-known public figures. Typical guest background: Christian philosophers, theologians, apologists, and authors with substantial published work and expertise in arguments for Christianity or Protestant theology. Common among recent guests: Published books; Recognized expertise in Christian philosophy or theology. Recent guests include Gavin Ortlund.

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