Religion Today

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Issues of faith and spirituality that matter to LDS, Mormons, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints

3 天前

Studies Show Religious People are Happier and Healthier

In this episode of Religion Today, host Martin Tanner describes the groundbreaking psychological research of Columbia Professor Allen Bergin, which has been replicated, and shows religious people are happier and healthier than the general population. Specifically, religiously active people have lower rates of depression, anxiety, suicide, substance abuse, Obsessive-compulsive disorder, Bipolar disorder, PTSD, and eating disorders, than the general population. And, religious people with these problems are more likely to improve.

22 分鐘
1月11日

Science Demonstrates the Existence of God

As recently as 20 or 30 years ago, most leading scientists believed science demonstrated God does not exist. But in the last twenty years, leading scientists have come to believe life and the Universe itself cannot be explained, without an intelligent designer, namely, God. In this episode of Religion Today, host Martin Tanner highlights many reasons leading scientists in many fields now say only an intelligent designer. or God, is the only explanation for the existence of life, and for way the Universe works.

22 分鐘
1月4日

The Tower of Babel Has Been Fount

The Tower of Babel described in the Book of Genesis is not a myth. It did exist. It has been found. It was a ziggurat, or stepped pyramid, located about 56 miles south of present day Bagdad, Iraq. Its name was "Etemenanki" with means "Temple of the Foundation of Heaven and Earth." It was dedicated to the pagan god Marduk. It was built about the14th century BC. It was a 7-layered pyramid, meaning it had seven stories, or steps. The earliest pyramids were not smooth-sided like the Great Pyramid at Giza, Egypt. The descriptions, ancient and modern, of Etemenanki are so similar to the descriptions of the Tower of Babel in Genesis, there is no doubt they are one and the same.

22 分鐘
2024/12/28

Does God Have a Sense of Humor?

In this Religion Today episode, host Martin Tanner shows from many passages in the Bible and Book of Mormon, that God has a sense of humor. Examples of exaggeration, hyperbole, sarcasm and humorous situations, in the Bible and Book of Mormon, are given by Martin in this rarely discussed topic.

22 分鐘
2024/12/21

The Birth of Jesus from The New Testament

Host Martin Tanner shares the narrative of the birth of Jesus, in modern English, from the Good News Translation of the Bible, with explanations of seeming contradictions, such as: When Joseph found out Mary was expecting, why would he need to divorce her? They weren't married yet. Who were the Wise men? Why are they part of the Gospel story of Jesus's birth?

22 分鐘
2024/12/14

Christmas and The Need for a Savior

In this episode of Religion Today, host Martin Tanner looks at the Atonement, and answers questions, including: (1) Does every world have a savior, or is Jesus the Savior of all worlds? (2) What does and word Atonement mean? How or in what way or sense did Jesus take upon himself the sins of the world? (3) Does the Atonement cover more than sins, including losses, sicknesses, physical and mental defects, etc.? and, (4) How can a person know if the Atonement works for her or him?

22 分鐘
2024/12/07

At Christmastime Read the Gospel of Mark

The Gospel of Mark can be read in about an hour and a half. The show's host, Martin Tanner, suggests that during the Christmas season everyone should read the Gospel of Mark. It is the earliest Gospel, and in effect, the Gospel of Peter, because John Mark, the author was writing Peter's description of what Jesus said and did. The Gospel of Mark is a marvelous testimony of Jesus as the Messiah promised by God, to save his chosen people. This is what people are celebrating at Christmastime.

21 分鐘
2024/11/30

Early Christian Beliefs About Jesus

As a follow-up to last week's show, in which host Martin Tanner described his text debate with uninformed, evangelical, anti-Mormon critic Iain Sharp, Host, Martin Tanner suggests two books for listeners interested in more information comparing and contrasting Latter-day Saint Christian beliefs with those of Evangelical Christians: "Are Mormons Christians?" and "How Wide the Divide." BYU Professor Stephen Robinson authored both books. Next, Martin gives a brief sketch of early Christian beliefs about Christmas, including, when Jesus was born, information about about Mary and Joseph, and, Jesus's vocation as a Tekton (craftsman). Martin discusses Jesus's earthly family, and then traces the belief in a Second Coming of Jesus to Acts 1:11 and 1 Thessalonians 4:16-17. The "Son of Man" described in Daniel chapter 7, was the annointed one, or Messiah, to early Christians. Jesus most used phrase to describe himself was "Son of Man," 30 times in Matthew, 14 times in Mark, 25 times in Luke, and 12 times in John.

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Excellent Podcast

2023/08/07

SMH1!!

I’ve been listening to Religion Today for many years. Martin Tanner is a master scholar and teaches Latter-day Saint doctrine and history accurately. I appreciate his willingness to approach relevant and sometimes controversial topics, while being true to what is taught in scripture and by living prophets. He’s even responded to my personal questions via email.
To bad about commercials

2024/02/19

nnn339

Very informative enjoyed have been listening to Religion to Day for years I would prefer a subscription the spots are out of step with content such a good program and presenter thanks for Martin Thank you for all you do I’m done the commercials have ruined the best pod cast and radio program, money grubbers Commercials ruin a good podcast
Amazing insights

2022/03/16

twemmons

I so much enjoy these weekly insights. He and his guests provide a LOT of knowledge and understanding that I wouldn’t otherwise have.
Religion Today

2021/06/16

Sybrowsky

Best content/programming KSL offers. Martin raises thought provoking questions and then provides plausible answers. Listening to his programming boosts my spirit and brings peace to my heart. Thank you, Martin, for decades of dedicated personal service providing this program!