Mind Made Matter 96five Podcasts

In our final episode of this season of Mind Made Matter, we're discussing meaning and purpose.

How can we find real meaning and purpose in our lives?

To help us unpack these ideas, we'll be looking at some excerpts from an interview that journalist and broadcaster Piers Morgan did, with Stephen C. Meyer, a scientist and well known advocate of intelligent design.

That video was titled "Can This Man PROVE That God Exists?", and you can watch the full video here.

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

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If you've watched any recent sci-fi movies, read comic books or listened to certain podcasts, there's a good chance you've heard the Multiverse mentioned.

The Multiverse is absolutely having its 15 minutes of fame, thanks to celebrities and billionaires like Elon Musk talking the concept up.

But is it real? Could the Multiverse be a thing?  That's what Ken is looking into 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.

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Well  known political commentator and atheist Bill Maher spoke to comedian Chris Distefano on his Club Random Podcast.

There was a discussion about faith and the existence of Jesus where it became clear that Bill was not really aware of all the facts.  Ken Green unpack the discussion in this podcast, and you can watch it on YouTube.

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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Although skeptics and atheists might argue that faith makes no sense from an intellectual standpoint, many of us who have examined faith through the lens of science, philosophy and reason have come to a different conclusion - that faith in a creator makes complete sense.

Simon Edwards is one of those people; despite not being raised in a Christian home, when he really started asking the big questions of life he found that having a faith was entirely logical and sensible.

Simon was raised in Brisbane, Australia and for the last 10 years has been living in the UK with his wife Tash and three kids. 

He is currently a speaker and writer with The Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics (OCCA), where his work focuses on presenting and defending the Christian faith in a way that engages with the big questions of our culture.

Simon and Tash are also the co-pastors of Venture Church in Buckinghamshire.

Prior to moving to the UK, Simon worked as a lawyer and holds qualifications in Law, Economics, Education and Theology, and is the author of ‘The Sanity of Belief: Why Faith Makes Sense’.

You can find more content from Simon, and purchase 'The Sanity of Belief: Why Faith Makes Sense’ at OCCA's resource page.

You can also purchase Simon's book through Koorong or Amazon (where it also available for Kindle and as an audio book).

Follow Simon on X (Twitter).

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.

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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.

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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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