A Bit of Orange

Bry from Chi finds the Gospel in Disney’s FROZEN, and then compares BRAVE with TURNING RED to see how one succeeds where the other fails when confronted with the same moral dilemma.
Then, WHO IS GOD? He is your creator who wants a personal relationship with you.
Finally, we look into the Biblical idea of sin and see what it is, and how it relates to your rubber duck.

Bry from Chi answers some viewer mail, explaining another reason why atheism is the stupidest religion in the world. The Atheist creation myth is that nothing exploded, and created everything. It’s so stupid that Atheists refuse to admit its what they believe, unless they are a PhD astrophysicist writing a book.

We dive into design, and see how the universe, and not just spaceship earth, but the laws of physics and chemistry themselves, are so absurdly fine tuned for life that atheists have had to invent mythology about unobservable universes to avoid the blindingly obvious conclusion.

Then we separate fact from fiction when it comes to the GOSPEL! The good news that God loves you and Jesus paid for your sins. A lot of people think we earn our way to heaven by being good, or avoiding evil, but the Bible tells a different story- you’re a sinner, you can’t pay that debt, Jesus paid that debt, accept the gift of a clean slate and become a child of God. Yeah, we get into some Bible today.

Bry from Chi takes an atheist to task for her cruel enslavement of a cat and her wanton eating of radishes, all to explain how morals are objective and therefore incompatible with atheism. We look into the Moral Argument for God’s existence, proving that even atheists know this argument to be true, but they REALLY don’t want to admit it. We suggest slapping them with a fish in order to make the argument, but remember, it’s just a suggestion.
Finally we join a game show already in progress where we see how arguments for morality outside of a Biblical worldview fail miserably. Bry from Chi wraps up by explaining why only the God of the Bible can be the foundation of objective morals.

Bry from Chi shows an example of a Catholic who doesn’t understand Catholicism as a stepping stone to complain about how MOST people profess beliefs they don’t know anything about. Whether it’s religion, politics, or economics, most people seem to pick a side and a label without understanding anything about what that label means.
Next Bry from Chi looks at the old “Blind Men and the Elephant” parable which intends to teach the idea that all religions are equally valid but which accidentally teaches the opposite.
Finally we dive into “I think, therefore I am” to begin proving that the God of the Bible exists and everyone can know it.

Bry form Chi answers some viewer mail and explains why Atheism is a stupid religion which is incompatible with morals. We dive into OPINIONS and learn they aren’t what most people think. Finally, we roll the dice and see that the smart gamble is faith- because you literally can’t lose!
Morals, Atheism, Opinions, Facts, and Pascal’s Wager, all on this episode of Rent-A-Friend RADIO!

Bry from Chi takes you on a tour of the free books available on abitoforange.com, and then we dive into faith and belief! What is the relationship between faith and science? How does one come to a decision based on an authority? And what did Jesus mean when He asked us to believe in Him?
Bry from Chi puts to bed the myths that science and faith are at odd and proves that science depends on what cannot be proven. Science IS a matter of faith (but reasonable faith). And, believing isn’t about what can’t be known, it’s about what CAN be trusted.

Bry from Chi discovers why Atheists show up over and over and over to tell Christians they’re stupid without ever giving arguments. It’s not us they’re trying to convince. Also, we walk through chapters 9 and 10 of the Socratic Ducky, where we learn about worldviews, and how truth is true no matter where you are standing when you are looking at it, because reality is what you perceive, not what you create by perceiving. Also, math proves things.