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Were this atheist's criticisms fair and correct? Abdu and Derek respond to recent claims made by Dan Barker in a debate with Abdu.
Abdu Murray engages atheist Dan Barker on one of life’s biggest questions: can there be real purpose without God?
AI is developing faster than our laws, institutions, families, and churches can respond. So how should Christians think about a technology that is already reshaping work, creativity, education, childhood, and our understanding of wisdom itself?
Are UFOs evidence of extraterrestrial life? Do aliens undermine the Bible? And what should Christians make of the increasing number of reports surrounding unexplained aerial phenomena?
For over a century now, feminism has shaped how we think about identity, motherhood, family, men, women, and even faith itself. But what if some of its deepest assumptions were wrong from the beginning?
Can the Bible really be trusted if it’s been changed? How do we make sense of different religions like Christianity and Islam? And what about those who never hear the Gospel, or the role of religious experience in knowing what’s true? These and more are tackled in this episode of All Rise with Abdu Murray!
As the world accelerates forward, does Chrsitianity still make sense? Abdu Murray answers questions from university students about AI, LGBTQ inclusion, miracles, and much more!
Sabrina Joy Stevens, former insider of "Groupthink, Inc." shares with us the shady practices in the anti-disinformation business and how she found her way out.
Why don't we see miracles anymore? Are we free or determined in our actions? These perennial questions are addressed in this episode of All Rise!
If we didn’t ask to be born—and if we enter a fallen world where sin is inevitable—how can eternal judgment be just? Rather than repeating familiar answers, we examine the tension between biblical texts.
When Jesus said he fulfilled the law, does that mean it is now abolished? And how do we reconcile the promises of God with the feeling that He is not with us or listening to us?