Mind Made Matter 96five Podcasts

In this episode we're looking at some questions that skeptics have about God and Christian faith.

There's plenty of people posting on Tik Tok with these questions, some of them are common questions, and some are trying to achieve a "gotcha" moment.

Mind Made Matter is written and presented by Ken Green, and is a production of Brisbane's 96five.

You can find more 96five podcasts by clicking here.

Check out Ken's accompanying YouTube Channel - The World Will Eat Itself.
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It's pretty obvious that there were no photocopiers back when the New Testament was being written and compiled.

That meant that people called scribes had to make new copies by hand.  We know that from time to time, scribes made mistakes.

Do these mistakes compromise the integrity of the Gospel?  What if those mistakes were made deliberately to change the meaning?

How accurate are the original manuscripts of the New Testament?

That's what we'll be looking at in this episode.  We'll also look at author and skeptic Bart Ehrman, and his book 'Misquoting Jesus'.

Mind Made Matter is written and presented by Ken Green, and is a production of Brisbane's 96five.

You can find more 96five podcasts by clicking here.

Check out Ken's accompanying YouTube Channel - The World Will Eat Itself.
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Today's episode is all about proving the existence of God through mathematics.

Can maths actually explain God?  Can something that both exists in our minds, but also explains both extremely simple and complex patterns in nature and the universe point to God?

We'll also dive into some quick fire questions, asking if the Bible supports slavery.

Check out the Mind Made Matter episode 'It All Adds Up to God' for more information about maths, and specifically, the Mandelbrot Set.

Mind Made Matter is written and presented by Ken Green, and is a production of Brisbane's 96five.

You can find more 96five podcasts by clicking here.

Check out Ken's accompanying YouTube Channel - The World Will Eat Itself.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a recent Tik Tok video, an atheist asked Christians to stop trying to save her as she was happy to go to hell.

Her argument was that if atheists are happy to go to hell, then atheists can go about their business without being bothered by Christians.

But should we save people from judgement?  That's what we're discussing in this episode of Mind Made Matter.

Mind Made Matter is written and presented by Ken Green, and is a production of Brisbane's 96five.

You can find more 96five podcasts by clicking here.

Check out Ken's accompanying YouTube Channel - The World Will Eat Itself.
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Surely you couldn't trust an ancient text - it's been corrupted over the years and there's no way we can be sure of its accuracy! Well that's one argument that atheists make about the manuscripts that make up the Bible.

In this episode we're looking at ways we know that the words in the Bible are accurate and that the Bible's meaning and message haven't been corrupted over the years.

Mind Made Matter is written and presented by Ken Green, and is a production of Brisbane's 96five.

You can find more 96five podcasts by clicking here.

Check out Ken's accompanying YouTube Channel - The World Will Eat Itself.
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Welcome back to another season of Mind Made Matter!

In this episode Ken looks at the question - isn't the Bible just another book?  Just a bunch of words stuck between two covers, like every other book?

Atheists would say that it is, but what are some ways we can be sure that the Bible actually is the Word of God? Find out in this edition of Mind Made Matter.

Mind Made Matter is written and presented by Ken Green, and is a production of Brisbane's 96five.

You can find more 96five podcasts by clicking here.

Check out Ken's accompanying YouTube Channel - The World Will Eat Itself.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.