The Assault on Christianity: Relativism, Apostasy, and the Search for Truth (Part 2)
Episode notes
What happens when objective truth is replaced with personal preference?
In Part 2, Ric Osuna explores the deeper philosophical foundations beneath pluralism and examines how relativism, consumer culture, and spiritual compromise have contributed to a growing famine of biblical truth.
Through the writings of David Lyon, Bruno Latour, R.C. Sproul, and C.S. Lewis, listeners will discover why Christianity insists that truth is objective, morality is universal, and salvation is found through Jesus Christ alone.
This episode also explores the powerful Moral Law argument, the historical evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus, and the growing apostasy foretold in Scripture.
Topics include:
Relativism and objective truth
Consumer Christianity
Spiritual famine and apostasy
C.S. Lewis and the Moral Law
Human flourishing and God's design
The historical Resurrection of Jesus Christ
Why truth demands a response
In a culture filled with spiritual options, this episode asks a simple but life-changing question:
What if Jesus really is who He claimed to be?
Scripture Focus: Amos 8:11-12, 2 Timothy 4:3-4, 1 Corinthians 15:17, and 1 Corinthians 16:13.