Patrick had the pleasure of being a guest on the Tulips And Honey Podcast with Lauren and Becca.  The trio discuss the appropriate way and place to respond to false teachers and heresies.  They present the biblical definition of these theological words as well as the Scriptural basis where we see the writers of the New Testament encourage confronting false teachers and encouraging those newer to the faith to turn away from bad doctrine like the Word of Faith movement.

In this episode, we take a deeper look into Detective Wallace’s process of establishing the Gospels as credible eye witness testimony. He then responds to how he deals with evaluating the possibility of supernatural causes in everyday life. We, of course, have to talk about how he responds to presuppositionalists and also the great case for morality Christians have. We finish up with a charge and challenge from Detective Wallace on always being ready to give a defense for the hope we have.

In this first part of the interview, we discuss what Detective Wallace’s background is and what led him to start questioning the claims of Christianity.  He talks about using his approach for looking at the veracity and claims of the biblical Gospels and how the Gospels differ from the Book Of Mormon.  Finally, we discuss some responses from critics of the Gospels.

In this second part of the interview, Dr. Murphy talks about where economic truth derives from.  If the Fall never occurred would economic principles still stand? Then we talk about some of the weird stances people can have when applying economic principles to other parts of their lives.

Dr. Murphy and Patrick have a discussion on the similarities Austrian Economics has with Presuppositional Apologetics.  Dr. Murphy gives some advice to Christians from an economic standpoint & encourages other Christians to learn economics as part of God’s ordered universe.

In this first part of the interview, Dr. Murphy talks about what economics is and why Christians should care.  We also discuss the fact that the Christian worldview accounts for economic theories.  We also talk about the application of Austrian Economic theory, a theory based on presuppositional claims, when it comes to showing that slavery is not only immoral but a terrible economic decision. 

We talk about our salvation story, how we met, what our show is about, and how we picked the name “Cave To The Cross Apologetics”.  We also cover topics like why Christians should be readers, Christians need to learn from their history, Christian living, and what books we recommend and don’t.  We also engage in some tomfoolery that is completely to blame on Lauren & Becca.