In our last episode, Colin and I reflect on our content and talk about what we learned. Enjoy! If you listened to every episode, let Colin and I know. I'd wager there might be free coffee for those who stuck with us through it all. At least, free coffee when I get back from my travels. seth.brown@eagles.oc.edu colin@teamturpin.org

As Colin and I round out our podcast episodes, we attempt to answer the major philosophical question of why there is evil in a world created by an all-powerful, all-loving God. While this seems like a purely religious question, listen to find out why Colin and I bring this question up to begin with. seth.brown@eagles.oc.edu colin@teamturpin.org

What are humans? Is humanity inherently valuable? Or something else? Colin and I dive into the conversation about whether or not humankind is worth our effort or worth anything for that matter. As always, feedback is appreciated. seth.brown@eagles.oc.edu colin@teamturpin.org

What are we to make of the conversations about sexuality that we hear every day on the news? What about same-sex attraction or transexuality? As usual, join Colin and I as we focus on homosexuality and transexuality and attempt to jump in on a conversation that has been emotionally charged since its beginning. Feedback, people, feedback: seth.brown@eagles.oc.edu colin@teamturpin.org

In the words of Bob the Tomato, "Have we got a show for you!" Buckle up tight, friends, because Colin and I dive into the theory of evolution. In addition, there's a special guest interview at the end of this podcast with THE Dr. Curtis Brown. Enjoy the show, and shoot us some feedback! seth.brown@eagles.oc.edu colin@teamturpin.org

Colin and I reflect upon a lecture we heard recently by the renowned author, Timothy Keller. He spoke about the Bible's influence on modern society and science. Enjoy! Email us your thoughts at: seth.brown@eagles.oc.edu colin@teamturpin.org

How did the universe begin? What are we to make of the Big Bang? We talk universal origins, as we also briefly celebrate Colin's birthday. Enjoy!

Why do we believe what we believe? Do we have good reasons to do so, or are we simply believing because we have been told? Listen as Colin and I talk about old grey squirrels and rationality.

We talk terms and definitions, that is, what is science? What is religion? What do we mean when we say methodological naturalism? This is another episode laying the foundation for future podcasts. Enjoy!

Colin and I give the reasons why we started this podcast, as well as discuss the ever-provocative relationship between science and religion throughout the ages.