I love the subject matter of most of your shows… I’ve been a listener since the first episode and I subscribe to most of the 1517 podcasts. But I find some of your cultural critiques to be nothing more than Fox News talking points. This is disappointing. Your mention of Jonathan Cain is kind of a last straw for me. I simply can’t take him seriously- or take seriously anyone who does. I wish you all the best.

I have enjoyed this podcast come the beginning and it continues to delight. I am trained in physics and enjoy philosophy and theology. This podcast hits my sweet spot while maintaining a sense of humor and humility.

I like these guys but I don’t listen all that often because their conservative politics always seems to come through which I’m sure does not concern them or most of the other listeners much at all. They asked for reviews in the last show though so here’s mine. Thanks

These gentleman asked for a review to surpass the century mark. I hope this helps. This show is what makes Podcast’s such a great tool to expanding one’s knowledge. I appreciate the unpretentiousness of the hosts when it comes to their combined knowledge on each shows subject. There seems to be no pretense in the conversations between the two. Common talk about uncommon topics. Blue collar scholars!

These guys are very knowledgeable and offer some great takes on Christian apologetics. I was looking for resources to deepen my understanding of my faith and how to defend it well, and these guys have been very helpful and informative.

There are a lot of valid critiques to be made of culture at large from a confessional Christian perspective without spreading the patently false rumor of litter boxes being used in schools. I hope in the future the network ensures commentators do not fall prey to disinformation arising from the culture wars.

Alexander makes a profound and poignant point over and over. That will resonate to all people. He points directly at the anthropomorphism beginning in the Renaissance of enlightenment as a pivotal point to when the western world turned to humans (recreating or re-emphasizing of Adam’s sin ) and adopting the self centered belief that men can and will by their own means or power create a perfect family, community , society and world. This belief is permeated much (if not most) of humanity and their culture and turned us against our only source of Goodness and Hope for mankind. Our leaders, media (both entertainment and news), our focus and course away from the only source of light to darkness. He only comes short in that he does not come out and expressly say that only by changing to a Christopomorphic (Jesus Christ centered) view can we as individuals and as a society be saved. We need to return (or repent) and face the light. But we lack courage as a nation and as a society to do so. But individually and as a family , we still can find the courage through Jesus Christ to resist the darkness and live in the light of His great love and mercy. Alexander failed to give us the Gospel news of Christ to the church but he came close and pointed to a true salvation of mankind. He makes many courageous and faithful and reasonable points that we all should know but fail to acknowledge (due to our great sin) and hope that anyone who reads this will turn from the darkness to the light of Christ.

I’m in awe of the amount of “ologies” and “isms” I’ve learned from you two. Thanks to Adam and David for making me more knowledgeable each week.

Brilliant yet down to earth; these guys have hung truth and Grace about their necks @BadgerSmith7 The logic of Islam show is very helpful. Star Wars > Star Trek I feel inspired to say how much I’d like to be part of this conversation but inside I know that these two wonderful guys are major league philosophers and I’m Double A Excellent show on docetism. There is a lot for an amateur like me to learn so please take your time Covering this ground.This review is getting too long and I do have questions concerning Plato and Ireneus.What would really help is a telephone line where we could leave a question or comment Love the mystic side to historical Christianity

These guys are so smart and humble—I really enjoy their conversations and always learn something new.

This is the episode I’ve been waiting for!

Great topic selection and very well produced. I highly recommend it!

Thanks much for the 5/18 show. It was excellent and very informative.

I live this pod cast! The humor is just nerdy enough that it’s not over the top. The tradition I was raised in leaned fideistic, Iearned this word in the pod cast; but the idea that we can know YHWH through creation is abundantly conveyed in scripture. Thank you for exposing me to reasoned apologetics!

Adam and David are a great team of podcasters who bring a clear review of the topic at hand! Who knew philosophy could be so easy to understand!😉

I sincerely appreciate the content - I am able to listen to podcasts at work, and this is one of my favorites.

My mind is blown weekly by the depth of Adam and David’s vast knowledge presented in a hugely enlightening yet non-condescending tone (and believe me, they have reason to be condescending—they are both brilliant!). Please listen, share and review—this show is such a joy!!

Great show. I recommend it highly for those who want to defend the faith

I love this show! It is so helpful in my understanding of how our lives fit the Christian narrative. I’m so glad I found you guys!

Can faith and reason co-exist? Listen in and see if it is true! Great podcast!

The Faith and Reason Exchange dives deep into what faith and reason actually are and how that affects current dialogues on religion, science, philosophy, politics, and the life of the individual. Adam and Dave are Oxford trained scholars who incorporate a broad range of perspectives and data to create a compelling case for a view of the Christian Faith that is empirically backed while simultaneously picking apart the worldviews of fideism, scientific materialism, postmodernism, Islam, and Mormonism. I would highly recommend this to anyone, but especially to the following: -Anyone interested in truth claims and how metaphysical claims are backed by empirical evidence and reason -Anyone interested in the historical attestation of Jesus Christ and his resurrection -Christians who believe faith and reason are irreconcilable or provide two completely disconnected ways of knowing -Lutherans who want to understand how their faith and confessions address reasons for the Faith

Listening to Adam is frequently like auditing a really great class that you didn’t necessarily have the pre-Reqs for, but he doesn’t make you feel bad about it.

Having no formal training in philosophy (outside of some intro class required eons ago) and a newly developing knowledge on Theology (haven’t attended seminary), I have really enjoyed this series! I won’t pretend I am prepared to speak intelligently or join the conversations (yet) on things of reason but they are helping me to appreciate it more. Great conversations, natural dialogue. Love it isn’t scripted. I look forward to joining in listening on their conversation.

I’m learning so much from this podcast. It’s one of my favorites! Thanks for doing it!

A truly fantastic podcast. I am learning so much!

Tremendous information and scholarship . Looking forward to the next session

As a fan of the Thinking Fellows, I’ve always wanted to hear more of Adam’s musings on exactly this topic! He and Dr. Andersen are both so knowledgeable, they are defending the reasonableness of the faith without straw-manning the other positions.

I love this show it makes me feel smarter and think about my faith in a scientific age.

Dr. Andersen was one of my Theology/Philosophy profs at CUAA, and a great guy. Happy to be learning from him again via this podcast.

Adam and Dave hit deep topics in an accessible way. They select meaningful topics that stimulate the intellect. I am really looking forward to learning more and more from these two brilliant theologians. Bravo!

Adam and Dave are a breath of fresh air as they explore of the relationship between two things that most people don’t think are related.

This is truly worth your time. These men bring a “be transformed by the renewal of your mind” approach to the topic of faith and reason. If you want to grow in your understanding, this is really an excellent choice.