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“One of the things that’s striking to me is that the people in the gospels who can see who Jesus is, are the people who come on their knees.” “We must hold on to the reality that God is the sole creator of all people and all things….hat’s the thing we need to hold on to, like we hold on to life itself, not the specifics of how God created but God’s role as creator.” I think…if we’re truly showing our kids who Jesus is, he’s only going to shine more brightly in comparison to any other gods, religious or secular.” “I’ve no desire, personally, to sort of protect my kids from other ideas. “I know that God who made the universe and everything, and everyone in it, wrote the most beautiful books…of all time with the most compelling and stunning poetry and the most powerful stories. Intellects Are Christians Too Quotes to Remember: (37:59) Let’s close with, outside of God’s Word, what are some books/authors/fellow Christians who have helped shape you into the follower of Jesus you are today?.(33:30) Why do you believe engaging in secular stories, as well as the Bible, enriches your belief in Jesus vs.(29:52) What did you hope the reader would take away from one of your more recent books, Jesus Through the Eyes of Women?.(17:51) How do you encourage Christians to engage thoughtfully on the topic, of purity, same sex attraction, etc.What’s it like to engage in the world of apologetics with more of a humble heart toward the difficult topics?

It is a tone that is often missing in the world of Christian apologetics.

(11:20) Something I appreciate about your work as an Apologist is the humility with which you engage difficult questions of the faith.

I was not in any way raised with the anti intellectualism that can be characteristic of American evangelicalism…” Will you expound on that a little bit and why you have found that to be crucial to your faith when people do object to it?

(3:50) You’ve said, “My parents gave me such a strong sense growing up that Christians should be the most intellectually curious people in town.

Questions Discussed During Intellects Are Christians Too: Rebecca McLaughlin and Amber discuss the value of intellectual curiosity for the Christian, engaging secular literature to enrich one’s belief in Jesus, sexual ethics in our post Christian world, and more.