THE REASONING GOD: Testing Christianity Through Every Major Form of Human Reasoning

There is a quiet assumption running beneath modern life: faith belongs in one room, reason in another. Faith handles meaning. Reason handles truth. And if the two ever meet, reason does the talking.

This episode challenges that arrangement — not with sentiment, but with argument.

The Reasoning God puts the Christian worldview through every major mode of human reasoning. Deductive logic: can Christianity be expressed in valid arguments? Inductive evidence: does Christianity fit what we actually observe in the world? Abductive reasoning: of all the worldviews available to us, which one best explains the totality of reality?

The answers are more compelling than most people expect.

But the episode does not stop there. Because the deeper question is not whether Christianity passes these tests. It is why Christianity — uniquely among worldviews — can account for why reasoning itself works at all.

Drawing on Scripture, philosophy, and thinkers from Aquinas to Plantinga, this episode builds the intellectual foundation for the Following Truth series launching in July.

If you have ever been told that faith requires the surrender of your mind — this is where that conversation begins.

Reasonable Christianity is a Reformed-leaning Christian public theology platform committed to intellectual seriousness, doctrinal clarity, and the defence of historic orthodox Christianity.