Come Reason Ministries

We often hear that science is the only way to truth. But does science itself prove this? What about philosophy, or personal experience? There's a vast range of human knowledge science can't fully explain.

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Discover how natural law, grounded in a Christian understanding of God's creation order, shapes our concept of justice. Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'Letter From A Birmingham Jail' offers a powerful insight into obeying just laws while challenging unjust ones, echoing Augustine's principle: 'An unjust law is no law at all.' Understanding this connection is key to religious liberty.

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A conversation at Berkeley challenged deeply held beliefs about absolute truth and morality. The student's responses to hypothetical scenarios revealed a disturbing perspective on right and wrong, sparking a critical discussion.

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Exploring the complex relationship between Christian ethics and governmental responsibility. When do we expect adherence to moral precepts, and how do they apply to institutions? A discussion on justice versus non-violence in governance.

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A thought experiment reveals uncomfortable truths about how we value lives. Would you save the puppy or the stranger's child? The answer might surprise you.

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Are governments ethically responsible in the same way individuals are? Or is there a fundamental misunderstanding of the nature of governmental vs. individual ethics? Exploring the unique duties and obligations of governing bodies.

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Remember that viral dress debate? Some saw blue and black, others gold and white. This color illusion highlights a powerful truth: we can be absolutely certain we're right, yet completely wrong. It's a reminder of how perspective shapes our reality, even when we think truth is obvious.

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Christian morality and immigration have made headlines, bringing the concept of "ordo amoris" into focus. What does this medieval theology mean? It's about the natural order of our loves: God first, then family, community, and then the wider world. Our primary obligations are to those closest to us.

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Talking about God shouldn't feel awkward.
Yet many Christians avoid spiritual conversations because they're afraid they'll say the wrong thing, get asked a question they can't answer, or end up in an argument.
In this week's episode, I share practical ways to engage people about faith naturally, confidently, and respectfully—without feeling like you need a theology degree first.
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Is law simply human creation, or is it rooted in something greater? Exploring the connection between natural law, God's order, and the laws we create, and ultimately, who holds ultimate authority.

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