The Eric Metaxas Show

The Myth Made Fact: Reading Greek and Roman Mythology through Christian Eyes with Dr. Louis Markos

Michael Egnor, a neurosurgeon and author of The Immortal Mind, explores the existence of the soul through cutting-edge insights from his field. He shares gripping anecdotes that challenge materialist views of consciousness and discusses a compelling case of a patient retaining cognitive abilities post-surgery, raising questions about the mind-brain relationship. Egnor emphasizes the need for genuine scientific inquiry beyond materialism, advocating for a deeper understanding of consciousness and the soul, while also addressing educational initiatives for K-12 students.

Robert Spencer joins to discuss his important book Antisemitism: History and Myth

As a practicing doctor specializing in end-of-life care, Pamela Pyle has seen many people pass on, but examples of “good deaths” have captivated her. The secret to a good death, she has found, lies in a combination of practical preparation and spiritual anticipation.

John Zmirak explains the Darwinian underpinnings of our current insanity. More at: stream.org

Phil Robertson of Duck Dynasty joins to discuss his new book "I Could Be Wrong, But I Doubt It".  

Michael Wilkerson shares his newest book: Puritans, Pilgrims & Prophets: How the first generation of English settlers shaped the future of a nation (Why America Matters). More at: stormwall.com

Chad tells his story of creating mighty oak's foundation that supports our veterans suffering from PTSD

Author Hampton Sides rounds out the week, joining Eric to talk about his new book, “On Desperate Ground: The Marines at The Reservoir, the Korean War’s Greatest Battle.”

Jack Barsky tells the real-life spy story of how he came to America as a Soviet sleeper agent for the KGB, but started enjoying his new life in America so much he dangerously chose to leave his old life behind.