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Stan Wallace is a Christian philosopher, speaker, and President & CEO of Global Scholars. His work focuses on the intersection of faith, reason, and human nature—engaging questions around the soul, consciousness, and what it means to be truly human. He is the author of Have We Lost Our Minds?, where he explores neuroscience, neurotheology, and the case for the soul in light of modern scientific claims.Links:Stan Wallace – https://stanwallace.orgGlobal Scholars – https://global-scholars.orgCollege Faith Podcast – https://collegefaith.netThinking Christianly – https://www.thinkingchristianly.orgAmazon (Book Page – Stan Wallace)https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1666789135

In this episode of More Christ, I’m joined by Christian Baxter (Yours Truly Podcast) and George Harrell (Kepler Education & The George Buchanan Forum) for a wide-ranging and deeply thoughtful conversation about truth, tradition, education, and the rebuilding of Christian culture in our time.Christian’s work through the Yours Truly Podcast is marked by long-form, searching conversations about meaning, symbolism, faith, and the crisis of modern identity. George brings his experience in classical Christian education and his leadership in forming young people through the great tradition — helping students recover intellectual depth, moral formation, and cultural inheritance.Together, we explore:• Why so many people feel unmoored in the modern world• The role of conversation in rediscovering truth• Classical education and the renewal of Christian imagination• Tradition — not as nostalgia — but as living inheritance• The difference between secular cultural rebuilding and distinctly Christian renewal• What it actually looks like to seek the True, the Good, and the Beautiful todayThis is not just a conversation about ideas. It’s about formation. It’s about responsibility. It’s about rebuilding from the ground up — beginning with Christ at the centre.If this conversation serves you, consider sharing it with someone who is wrestling with meaning, education, culture, or faith in our fractured age.More Christ — for God’s glory, for the good of others, and for the renewal of all creation.

In this episode of More Christ, I sit down with historian and writer Dr Molly Worthen for a rich and searching conversation about faith, doubt, charisma, authority, and the modern spiritual landscape. Drawing from her deep research into evangelicalism, intellectual life, and the history of belief, Molly helps us understand why people are drawn to gurus, prophets, and charismatic leaders — and how Christians can pursue truth without losing humility, depth, or faithfulness.We explore the challenges facing Christianity today, the hunger for meaning in a disenchanted age, and how the life of the mind can serve — rather than weaken — a living faith in Christ. This is a thoughtful, honest, and deeply انسانی conversation for anyone seeking clarity, wisdom, and deeper roots in the Christian tradition.Learn more about Molly Worthen:Website: https://www.mollyworthen.comAmazon: https://www.amazon.com/stores/Molly-Worthen/author/B001JP3H5OIf this conversation helped you, consider subscribing, sharing, and joining us as we seek the true, the good, and the beautiful in Christ.

Dr. Ross Hastings (full name: W. Ross Hastings) is a Zimbabwean-Scottish systematic theologian based in Canada. He holds two PhDs—one in organometallic chemistry from Queen's University (Kingston, Ontario) and one in theology from the University of St Andrews (Scotland).He serves as the Sangwoo Youtong Chee Professor of Theology at Regent College in Vancouver, where he teaches in areas including systematic theology, theology and science, pastoral theology, ethics, and the theology of mission. Before academia, he pastored churches in Ontario and British Columbia. Dr. Hastings is the author of several books, including Total Atonement: Trinitarian Participation in Christ, Reconsidering Participation in Christ, and works exploring the intersection of faith, science, and spiritual formation. He's recognized for his evangelical and Trinitarian approach to theology, ethics, and the integration of science with Christian thought.Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B00DWG2L3IPersonal/Official Website: https://www.rosshastings.org/Regent College Faculty Profile (his primary academic affiliation): https://www.regent-college.edu/faculty/hastings-ross

In this More Christ episode, we sit down with Dr E. Calvin Beisner — a Christian author and founder of The Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation — to explore what faithful Christian stewardship looks like in a world wrestling with environmental, economic, and cultural pressures. We dive into how Scripture shapes our understanding of creation care, how Christians can think clearly about climate, economics, and care for the poor, and why a robust Biblical worldview matters for science, policy, and mission.Dr. Beisner brings decades of scholarship in theology, ethics, and stewardship, and has written numerous books addressing these themes from a Gospel-centred perspective.Watch and reflect with us as we discuss:• What “stewardship” really means in Scripture• How Christian theology informs our view of creation and climate• The relationship between faith, economics, and care for the poor• Misconceptions around environmentalism and Biblical responsibilityLearn more about Dr. Beisner & his work:🌍 Cornwall Alliance (Official site) – https://cornwallalliance.org/📘 Calvin Beisner on Amazon (Author page) – Amazon.com: E. Calvin Beisner: books, biography, latest update

Linda Ervine is a language rights activist from East Belfast. She is an Ulster Irish speaker, a supporter of the Gaelic revival, and is the project leader of the "Turas" Irish language project which aims to connect people from Protestant communities to their own history with the Irish language. Turas is operated through the East Belfast Mission of the Methodist Church in Ireland.For more, see: https://turasbelfast.com/

In this episode. I'm joined by two former guests: Paul Vander Klay and Alec Ryrie. Paul is a popular YouTuber and pastor in the U.S.A. Alec is an historian, author, and speaker. In the past, Paul and I have spoken a number of times online and I’ve got to spend wonderful times with Paul in Benburb, Galway, and the USA over the last few years. Alec and I spoke once previously about his work on Protestants and the making of the modern world, his book on doubt, atheism, and more. Here, we looked primarily at Alec’s book, The Age of Hitler and How We Will Survive It.For more, please see:Paul VanderKlay - YouTubeThe Age of Hitler and How We Will Survive It : Alec Ryrie: Amazon.co.uk: Books

Redeemed Zoomer is an American Presbyterian seminarian and a popular YouTuber. He founded Operation Reconquista in 2023.Check him and his work out, here:Redeemed Zoomer - YouTubehttps://www.operationreconquista.com/

Dr Eoin Lenihan is an independent journalist and researcher. Born in the west of Ireland, he grew up in the Celtic Tiger era which shaped his views on politics, culture, and national identity. As a field archaeologist he witnessed first-hand the vandalisation of Ireland’s archaeological landscapes to make way for economic ‘progress’ and foresaw that Irish identity was in existential danger. Lenihan holds degrees in History and Archaeology from the National University of Ireland, Galway, and a doctorate in Pedagogy from the University of Augsburg. Focusing primarily on politics today, he has written for a wide range of international news outlets including The Federalist, The European Conservative, Gript, Daily Caller, Quillette, Post Millennial, and has featured on Al-Jazeera and Fox News among others. His peer-reviewed study of Antifa uncovered damning evidence of how Antifa in the US infiltrated the national media and remains the largest empirical study of the group to date. For more, please see:https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0FYC98BL1?ref_=ast_author_dp_rw&th=1&psc=1&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Nz8j4O4DkAvWpuDWCBlZr9OHOPsn5FgQxCyApYIfxrc.0aRQpPyJ8bENEF4e9YPgBk_0X-7YORYM-SaJuHBIVt8&dib_tag=AUTHORhttps://x.com/EoinLenihanhttps://www.youtube.com/@EoinLenihan/videos

Darrow L. Miller is a Christian author and cofounder of the Disciple Nations Alliance, a ministry dedicated to helping churches integrate biblical truth with culture shaping and community development. For more than 40 years, he has worked in international missions and poverty alleviation, including decades with Food for the Hungry, travelling widely in the Global South.Miller writes with the zeal of a prophet and the practicality of a farmer, arguing that ideas shape societies like seeds shape harvests. His books explore how the Christian worldview forms the soil for human dignity, creativity, and flourishing. Key works include Discipling Nations, LifeWork, and Nurturing the Nations, along with a YouTube channel, a podcast, several booklets and training resources.He is known for challenging both secular and Christian assumptions about development, insisting that true transformation requires renewed minds, restored communities, and a vision of God’s Kingdom touching every sphere of life.For more, see:https://www.youtube.com/ ⁨@DiscipleNationsAlliance⁩  https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/author/B001JOY19W/allbooks?ingress=0&visitId=d751749e-ad4f-4313-b9c4-4625e2c47ac5&ref_=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1https://open.spotify.com/show/3W0EIoXzypH8g8ssJVPcX1