THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 018: How Does Communion Work?
THE AUDIT:To an outsider, watching people eat a small piece of bread and a sip of wine in a quiet room looks strange. Is it a snack? A tradition? A miracle? This ritual is called Communion, and it’s o...
3 Feb 23min
THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 017: I am a good person, why does God want to send me to Hell?
THE AUDIT:If you pay your taxes, return your shopping cart, and try to be kind, the idea that you are a "sinner" who needs "saving" can feel like a slap in the face. It makes God seem petty and cruel....
3 Feb 25min
THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 016: What Does MTOI & Other Hebrew Root Movements Really Believe?
THE AUDIT:If you’ve ever felt like the modern church is "watered down" and you’ve started looking into the Hebrew Roots movement or MTOI, I want to start by validating your heart. You want the truth. ...
3 Feb 15min
THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 015: How Does the Trinity Work?
THE AUDIT:If you’re a skeptic, the idea of the "Trinity" probably sounds like a math error. How can 1+1+1 equal 1? Most people just call it a "mystery" and move on, but as a researcher, I want to run ...
3 Feb 18min
THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 014: THE CHARACTER AUDIT
THE AUDIT:Is God actually "Good"? Most of us admit there is probably a Creator, but we aren't sure we like Him. We see a God who draws hard lines about money, sex, and pride, and we wonder: "Did He bu...
3 Feb 13min
THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 013: THE AFTERLIFE INQUIRY
THE AUDIT:We spend decades preparing for retirement—a phase of life that might last 20 years. But we spend almost no time preparing for the one thing that is 100% certain: death. In this file, we run ...
3 Feb 16min
THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 012: THE COMPATIBILITY PROTOCOL
THE AUDIT:If you identify as gay or lesbian, you probably expect this to be a lecture full of judgment. Why? Because the "Customer Support" for Christianity (the Church) has often done a terrible job ...
3 Feb 6min
THE QUANTUM PAPERS FILE 011: THE UNKNOWN VARIABLE
THE AUDIT:In my years of teaching, the most honest answer a student can give is, "I don't know." Being an agnostic—saying the data is incomplete—is a valid starting point, but it's a terrible destinat...
3 Feb 6min
