My guest for this interview is Prof. Edgar Andrews, Emeritus Professor of Materials Science at the University of London. With his book "Who Made God?" as our focus, we explore the explanatory limits of the natural sciences and discuss how his concept of the God Hypothesis offers a coherent explanation of reality. Prof. Andrews also expresses his concern about the increase in atheistic propaganda in the mainstream media, and shares his experience of debating Richard Dawkins at the Oxford Union in 1986 on the motion: "That the doctrine of creation is more valid than the theory of evolution."

"Televangelists have called him a cultist, a fraud, and the Antichrist. He says he's just doing what Jesus would want." (The New Yorker)

Ole Anthony, founder and president of the Trinity Foundation in Dallas Texas, joins us to discuss the work of his foundation investigating fraud and other abuses of the public trust within the religious broadcasting industry. After decades of research into televangelist 'household names', such as Robert Tilton and Benny Hinn, Ole Anthony shares with us what motivates him to pursue this difficult ministry.

...and I await the resurrection of the dead. Are there any good reasons to believe that the Resurrection of Jesus was a real event in history? In 1 Corinthians 15, Paul claims there are, and draws our attention to an impressive list of early eye-witnesses who testified to seeing Christ Resurrected from the Dead.  ...an outdated message? ...too familiar and conventional to take seriously in a world of skepticism?  ...or a reality, when understood, to force the greatest paradigm shift of all?

Chris White, prolific producer of countless painstakingly-researched "debunkumentaries", joins me to discuss his work on 'Zeitgeist : The Movie', the teachings of David Icke, The History Channel's 'Ancient Aliens' series, and his documentary 'The New Age & Its Relationship to the Antichrist.' ...is Jesus a myth? ... are we all the products of extra-terrestrial genetic engineering? Chris White explains.

Following the announcement in the New York Times that "A Faded Piece of Papyrus Refers to Jesus’ Wife", the media was buzzing with speculation as to whether or not Jesus was married: " 'Proof' Jesus was married found on ancient papyrus..." said the Mail Online! But just how much proof - or rather 'proof' - was there? And did it matter anyway?