Hey Alycia!
The 'Hey Alycia!' podcast explores compelling reasons to consider the Christian faith and tackles thought-provoking challenges along the way. Whether you're wrestling with objections to Christianity, clarifying or disagreeing with answers Alycia has shared before, or you're just curious about the topics she's passionate about, this is the place to dive deeper, spark conversation, and uncover truth together.
Episodes
Rapid Fire Questions with Nathan Rittenhouse (Part Two) | Ep. 92
In this episode, Alycia and Emily welcome Nathan Rittenhouse once again to answer another round of rapid fire listener questions. Tune in to part one (Ep. 80) if you haven't already, and subscribe to Nathan's podcast, "Thinking Out Loud Together."
Nathan's Podcast: https://toltogether.com/
Submit your questions here: https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia/
How to Talk with Someone Who Doesn’t Share Your Faith | Ep. 91
In this episode, Alycia discusses how to respond when someone who isn’t a Christian shares their religious views. She emphasizes listening, asking questions, and gently pointing out inconsistencies while staying curious and respectful. Using real examples, she shows how open dialogue can strengthen understanding, build relationships, and even increase confidence in one’s own beliefs.
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Are Religious Experiences Proof of Christianity? | Ep. 90
In this episode, Alycia examines whether personal religious experiences can reliably indicate the truth of Christianity, noting that such experiences are subjective, often nontransferable, and occur across many faiths. She warns that supernatural feelings may not reveal the full truth—they could point to divine or deceptive sources—so believers should seek objective evidence and careful evaluation
Is There Only One True Religion? | Ep. 89
In this episode, Alycia addresses the question "Is there only one true religion?" She explains why religions that contradict cannot all be true, historical evidence in the Bible, and the uniqueness of the Christian claim that God came to earth in Jesus.
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When Intersex and Transgenderism Hit Close to Home (Part Three) | Ep. 88
In this third and final installment of this Intersex series, Alycia discusses fairness in sports, recent NCAA and Olympic policies, SRY gene testing, puberty blockers, intersex biology, and brain differences tied to prenatal hormones. She emphasizes careful, evidence-based medical discussion and compassionate, respectful dialogue within families and church communities.
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When Intersex and Transgenderism Hit Close to Home (Part Two) | Ep. 87
In this episode, Alycia continues her response to a listener's letter-- a grandfather whose granddaughter has transitioned to male (referred to as Tim), causing tension in the family over names and pronouns. She explains the biology of gonads, hormones, and how different intersex variations present and are discovered—often at puberty.
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When Intersex and Transgenderism Hit Close to Home (Part One) | Ep. 86
In this episode, Alycia responds to a listener's letter-- a grandfather whose granddaughter has transitioned to male (referred to as Tim), causing tension in the family over names and pronouns. In part one of this series, Alycia explains intersex biology, clarifies statistics and common misconceptions, discusses why intersex conditions are not the same as most transgender cases, and why many inter
(REPLAY) Intersex: What The Transgender Movement Gets Wrong | Ep. 85
In this episode of the “Hey Alycia!” podcast, Alycia explores the often misunderstood topic of Intersex, specifically as it pertains to the larger conversation of Gender Identity and Transgenderism. Not only does she examine biological realities and challenge common misconceptions, but ultimately aims to bring clarity to a culturally misguided issue.
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Courts, Clinics, and Competitions: The 2025–2026 Shift in Transgender Policies | Ep. 84
In this episode, Alycia provides an update on where transgender ideology stands in American culture, law, and politics since January of 2025. She covers U.S. Supreme Court decisions, high-profile malpractice victories by detransitioners, passport and military policy shifts, and more.
Submit your questions here: https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia/
(REPLAY): Fixed or Fluid: What is Gender, Really? | Ep. 83
For the past few years, gender has become the boldest headline on the cultural and political press. In this episode of the "Hey Alcyia!" podcast, Alycia not only uses science to thoroughly define and describe "gender," but answers larger questions about Gender Dysphoria and gender fluidity.
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Why Should I Believe in Christianity When It Can't Be Scientifically Proven? | Ep. 82
In this episode, Alycia explains what science can and cannot prove (repeatable natural events vs. supernatural and unique historical events) and uses practical analogies (like knowing family without a DNA test) to show how we accept many truths without lab proof.
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Should You Lie to the Nazis to Save the Jews? | Ep. 81
In this episode, Alycia explores a thought experiment: If a Nazi officer asks whether you are hiding Jews in your home, is it ever right to lie to save their lives? Her answer explains the Christian moral framework, argues that lying remains morally wrong even when used to prevent harm, and highlights that in a fallen world we are not always faced with great options.
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Rapid Fire Questions with Nathan Rittenhouse (Part One) | Ep. 80
In this rapid-fire episode, Alycia and special guest Nathan Rittenhouse tackle a wide range of listener questions in short, thoughtful segments. Together, they cover topics such as the role of women in Scripture, the gender of angels, and Christian involvement in politics.
To learn more about Nathan, tune in to his podcast, Thinking Out Loud Together, and Episodes 10 and 11 of the Hey Alycia podca
Why Should Male and Female Distinction Be Between Sperm and Egg? | Ep. 79
In this episode, Alycia explores whether male and female should be defined by sperm and egg production rather than chromosomes. She explains intersex conditions (DSDs), how chromosomes can be misleading, and why gametes and the body’s developmental direction are often a clearer indicator of biological sex.
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Why Would God Ask Abraham to Sacrifice Isaac? (Part Two) | Ep. 78
In the final installment of this two-part series, Alycia and Emily explore alternative interpretations of Scripture, including the claim that Abraham did sacrifice Isaac after all. They also discuss the significance of the "Angel of the Lord.”
Dive deeper with this episode from our friend and host of The Universe Next Door podcast, Nick Shalna: https://apologetics.org/the-universe-next-door?ppplay
Why Would God Ask Abraham to Sacrifice Isaac? (Part One) | Ep. 77
In the first installment of this two-part series, "Why Would God Ask Abraham to Sacrifice Isaac?," Alycia walks through Genesis 22 to examine the reasons behind God’s seemingly unjust command to Abraham and points to the foreshadowing of another, greater, substitutionary sacrifice.
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Epigenetics & the Architect: Does DNA Point to Design? | Ep. 76
In this episode of Hey Alycia, Alycia interviews Dr. Tom Woodward about his new book, Epigenetics and the Architect. They unpack how epigenetic systems — the molecular "dance partner" of DNA — reveal layered information and biological complexity that many argue points to an intelligent designer. Dr. Woodward also shares his personal journey from a committed Darwinist to a Christian and discusses t
How Can a Nice Atheist and an Evil Person Both Suffer the Same Punishment? | Ep. 75
In this episode, Alycia tackles this question: how can a nice atheist and a really evil person both suffer the same punishment in hell? She explains the Biblical view that all people are sinners, that good deeds cannot erase guilt, and that entrance to heaven is not earned but granted through Jesus’ righteousness. She also describes why Christians do good—not to earn heaven, but as a response to b
When God Remains Silent: Wrestling with Doubt and Unanswered Prayers | Ep. 74
In this episode Emily asks Alycia about the hardest questions she's faced: wrestling with the God of the Old Testament, why God sometimes seems hidden, and why prayers go unanswered. She shares personal stories and reflections—including a student’s sudden encounter with God and the struggle of unanswered prayers—and offers perspective on living with uncertainty while trusting in God's goodness.
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Where Do Souls Come From? | Ep. 73
In this episode, Emily and Alycia are joined by Mike Sherrard, president of Apologetics, Inc. and author of Relational Apologetics and Why You Matter. Together, they explore what Christianity teaches about the soul: its nature, possible origins at conception, and how views like creationism shape ideas about original sin and personhood. They also discuss implications for the hope of resurrection an
What to Say When a Jehovah's Witness Knocks | Ep. 72
In this episode, Alycia explains how to engage Jehovah's Witnesses—whether at your door or in an airport—by using their own New World Translation to highlight passages pointing to Jesus’ divinity and by raising a moral challenge about self-sacrifice and God’s goodness. She offers practical scripture references, conversational strategies, and invitations for further discussion.
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Say What?: Is It Right for God to Take a Life? | Ep. 71
In this episode, Alycia answers a listeners question about whether God is justified to take human life. She highlights authority and divine judgment, considers pacifist objections, references Old Testament examples, and points listeners to episodes 53–55 for more context.
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How Did People Get to Heaven Before Jesus? | Ep. 70
In this episode, Alycia answers Shay from Georgia: How did people get to heaven before Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection? Alycia explains Old Testament beliefs about God, sin, and the sacrificial system—highlighting the Day of Atonement, the two goats, and how those practices pointed to Christ.
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Say What?: Can We Sin in Heaven? | Ep. 69
In this episode, Alycia responds to Dennis' question about whether people can sin in heaven. She explores two views: that redeemed people retain free will but will never choose to sin, and that our transformed nature in heaven removes the power or desire to sin.
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How Do I Find My Way Back to God? | Ep. 68
In this episode, Alycia answers this question: "If you've lost your faith and are trying to find your way back, what advice would you give (especially if you feel like you've fallen far away)?"
She observes how someone who has lost their faith might find their way back to God, and offers practical steps and encouragement. Alycia also urges listeners to reevaluate what led them away, check whether
Why Did God Create the Universe? | Ep. 67
In this episode, Alycia answers the question: "If God created us for relationship with Him, then why would He create all these galaxies, stars, and planets? It seems a bit excessive."
She discusses the practical role of stars in producing elements, the way nature and space inspire awe, and how astronauts’ experiences and biblical passages (Genesis, Psalms, Job) point creation back to its Creator—s
The Case for the Empty Tomb | Ep. 66
In this episode, we welcome Matthew Mittelberg from Apologetics, Inc. to examine the historical evidence for Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection. Together, we explore the empty tomb, early testimonies (including women as first eye-witnesses), ancient sources beyond the Bible, and why the Resurrection matters for Christians and Atheists alike.
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Why Doesn't God Make Himself Irresistible? | Ep. 65
In this episode, Alycia answers the question: Why doesn't God reveal himself in a way that makes belief in Him unavoidable? She explains the difference between mere belief and full-hearted submission, uses the story of Lazarus and historical evidence of Jesus' life and miracles to show people can still reject clear signs, and challenges listeners to consider what it would mean to give God lordship
Say What?: Is it Wrong for God to Take Life? | Ep. 64
In this episode, Alycia addresses a listener follow-up to Episode 54: "God of The Old Testament (Part Two): Is It Wrong for God to Take Life?" The discussion explores what moral standard can be used to judge God, the importance of God’s own moral consistency, and how an eternal perspective changes our understanding of life, death, and suffering.
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Is It Wrong to Doubt as a Christian? | Ep. 63
In this episode, Alycia and Emily tackle doubt—why people question Christianity (unanswered prayer, suffering, God’s silence, critiques) and how to respond. By sharing personal experiences and the story of "Doubting Thomas", Alycia shows that doubt can lead to deeper faith.
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Why Did God 'Hate' Esau? | Ep. 62
In this episode, Alycia explains the verse “Jacob have I loved, Esau have I hated” (Malachi 1; Romans 9) by unpacking the Jacob and Esau story, showing that “hate” here refers to God’s choice of covenant lineage rather than emotional hatred, and why the Messiah must come through Jacob’s line.
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Why Didn't God Stop Adam and Eve from Eating from the Tree? | Ep. 61
In this episode, Alycia answers this question: If God knew Adam and Eve would eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, why did He make it and why didn’t He stop them?" (Noelle, New York).
Alycia explains that by creating the the tree, God ensured genuine free will and made authentic love and relationship with Adam and Eve possible/ She describes the nature of the temptation to “be like
Can You Be a Christian and Vote Left/Progressive? | Ep. 60
In this episode Alycia answers this question: Can you be a Christian and vote Left/Progressive? She separates salvation from political allegiance, explores America’s polarized political climate, and shares perspectives from Michael Wear and Tom Holland to show why Christians should prioritize faith and their heavenly citizenship over partisan identity.
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Is Christianity a White Man's Religion? | Ep. 59
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia draws upon Acts 8 to help us answer whether or not Christianity is simply a white man's religion.
Is there Black History in the Bible?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SN9rUQrs7c
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(REPLAY) Why Are There So Many Denominations in Christianity? | Ep. 58
In this episode, Alycia explains that even though churches may differ in secondary matters—worship style, baptism practice, and roles like women preaching—they can remain united on core doctrines such as the nature of God, the resurrection of Jesus, and the authority of the Bible.
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Can We Sin in Heaven? | Ep. 57
In this episode, Alycia examines Revelation 21 and Matthew 25 to explain the meaning of sin, the "new Heaven and new Earth," and the nature of Hell.
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Say What?: "Is Eternal Hell Fair For a Small Sin?" Revisited | Ep. 56
In this "Say What" episode, Alycia responds to a listener's (Barbara) critique of Episode 51: "Is Eternal Hell Fair for a Small Sin?"
To submit a "Say What" response to a former episode, visit us here: https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia/
The God of The Old Testament (Part Three): One God, Two Testaments | Ep. 55
Why does God appear different in the Old Testament than in the New? By using the story of Jonah, examples of Jesus’ righteous anger, and the account of Ananias and Sapphira, Alycia argues that God’s character is indeed consistent throughout Scripture.
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The God of The Old Testament (Part Two): Is It Wrong for God to Take Life? | Ep. 54
In this episode, we ask whether or not it is wrong for God to take life ( including the lives of children). Using God's Word, Alycia explains God's authority over life (as our creator), and differentiates between divine judgment and killing.
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The God of the Old Testament (Part One): Is God Fair? | Ep. 53
In this first installment of our three-part series, "The God of the Old Testament," Alycia examines the events surrounding the Old testament timeline. She provides historical and cultural context, highlight troubling practices among ancient nations (idolatry, child sacrifice, sexual immorality), and explains why God’s interventions, though confusing through our modern lens, were both necessary and
How Was Jesus' Crucifixion For Our Sins? | Ep. 52
"Can you explain how Jesus dying on the cross is for our sins?" - Tricia, TX
In this episode, Alycia explains the Old Testament sacrificial system, the meaning of "blood of the covenant" at the Last Supper, and how Jesus is the final substitute whose death establishes a new covenant. She also highlights how Jesus' sacrifice differs from ancient sacrifices—God himself gives his life—and how Christ'
Is Eternal Hell Fair for a Small Sin? | Ep. 51
"Why do people suffer an eternal hell for a small sin here?"
In this episode, Alycia tackles, not only why sins lead to eternal punishment, but surveys three Christian views on Hell, emphasizing that sin, no matter its scope, ultimately offends our Creator.
Submit your questions here: https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia/
Leaf by Niggle | Ep. 50
In this special episode, Alycia and Emily discuss J.R.R. Tolkien’s short story Leaf by Niggle, and explore the various themes in the piece such as redemption, the fulfillment of desires longings, and how vocations and relationships are made new in God’s presence. Content Warning: This episode contains spoilers!
Read Leaf by Niggle here: https://heroicjourneys.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2008
Why Does God Heal Some People and Not Others? | Ep. 49
In this episode, Alycia explores the difficult question of why God heals some people but not others. She shares real stories to show that miracles do happen, but often in unexpected ways. She reflects on how suffering shapes both the person in pain and those around them, encouraging compassion, patience, and trust in God’s goodness.
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Why Do I Need God? (Part Three) | Ep. 48
In thi third and final part to the "Why Do I Need God?" series, Alycia examines why God is necessary for providing meaning to life—drawing on Ecclesiastes, personal stories like Ayaan Hirsi Ali’s journey from atheism to Christianity, and reflections on morality and human value. She explains how knowing God gives purpose, grounds moral and human worth, and empowers us to use our gifts to co-create
Why Do I Need God? (Part Two) | Ep. 47
In this second episode answering "Why do I need God?," Alycia explores human value—how we define worth, cultural measures of importance, and the real-life implications of treating value as subjective. She argues that Christianity offers an objective foundation for human dignity: humans are uniquely made and valued by God regardless of abilities or accomplishments.
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Why Do I Need God? (Part One) | Ep. 46
In this first episode of the "Why Do I Need God?" series, Alycia's explores the question of morality: why would someone who has a good life still need God? She discusses cultural trends (including young people returning to church), research on belief, and the difficulties of grounding right and wrong without a moral law giver.
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How Can You Be Happy in Heaven if There Are Loved Ones Are in Hell? | Ep. 45
In this episode, Alycia and Emily tackle the difficult question: "How can you be happy in heaven when your loved ones are in hell?" They discuss biblical teaching that hell was prepared for Satan and his angels, describe heaven as perfect unity with God, and explain how our perspective and experience will be transformed in eternity.
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REPLAY: If God Knows My Eternal Destination, Why Does it Matter How I Live My Life? | Ep. 44
"If God knows whether I'm going to Heaven or Hell, why does it matter what I do?"
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia argues that although God has complete knowledge of our eternal location, our actions do have a significant impact, both on our lives and on the lives of others--even if it seems otherwise. Tune in to hear more!
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What's the Eternal Destination of People Who Can't Understand the Gospel? | Ep. 43
In this episode, Alycia and Emily are joined by special guest, Mickey Badalamenti, who helps us answer this question: "What happens to babies and people with disabilities who die young or might not be able to understand the Gospel?" (Bella, GA).
Mickey shares the story of his son, Mick and the daily joys and challenges that shape their family. This episode is both honest and encouraging: acknowle
Is There a God-Shaped Hole in Our Hearts? | Ep. 42
In this episode, Alycia examines the idea of a "God-shaped hole"—a deep emptiness in the human heart that we try to fill—and cites thinkers like Blaise Pascal and sociologist Jonathan Haidt. She explores why people stay with particular religions (fear, culture, habit, etc.) and asks whether satisfaction or truth should guide that search. Through sociological insight and personal reflection, the ep
Do All Religions Ultimately Point to the Same God? | Ep. 41
In this episode, Alycia compares various teachings about Jesus, morality, the afterlife, and more. She explains that though there are similarities among all religions, Christianity has the most significant difference, and thus, points to a God unlike all others.
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Does A Woman Have To Marry Her Rapist? | Ep. 40
In this episode, Alycia unpacks Deuteronomy 22:22–29. She explains that despite our first-impressions, the passage's translation and historical context play a key role in defining men and women's relational roles.
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Why is God referred to as Male? | Ep. 39
"Why is God referred to as Male? Or is He female?" -Bonnie, North Carolina
Throughout Scripture, we see God referred to as "Father," but why? In this episode, Alycia uses Biblical and historical examples to help us think more clearly about God and His role as creator, provider, and redeemer.
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Jeremiah's Story: Grief, Suffering, and Hope | Ep. 38
In this episode, Alycia shares the story of Paul, Cassandra, and their baby Jeremiah, born with anencephaly. This episode highlights Paul and Cassandra's tribute to Jeremiah after his death, and the gratitude, compassion, and hope of that they gleaned despite grief and suffering.
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How Can a Good God Let Bad Things Happen? | Ep. 37
How can a good God let bad things happen? In this episode, Alycia explains that even though the Fall (Gen. 3) has affected our world, a good God does not merely allow suffering--He provides redemption through His Son, and the hope of restoration.
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Why Do Christians Only Follow Some Parts of the Bible? | Ep. 36
Why do Christians follow some parts of the Bible and not others?
In this episode, Alycia explains that although Christians aren't free to cherry pick Biblical teachings, there are significant differences between moral and civil laws in the Bible. While moral laws reflect God's unchanging character, civil laws were specific to Israel's cultural practices.
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Can Someone Be a Christian If All They Do is Believe in God? | Ep. 35
Is believing in God or Jesus enough to be a Christian? In this episode, Alycia defines what it means to believe in Jesus and clarifies the difference between acknowledging His existence and having faith in Him and His work.
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Why Did God Create the Tree of Good and Evil? | Ep. 34
"Why did God create the Tree of Good and Evil if He knew Adam and Eve would be tempted and eat of the tree?" (Kayla, TX)
In this episode, Alycia explains the purpose of the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden, and why God created it in the first place. She describes the concept of free will and its relation to the tree's existence, defines the consequences of the fall for humanity and creation
(REPLAY) AI Jesus: Helpful or Harmful? | Ep. 33
In this episode of the “Hey Alycia!” podcast, Alycia answers an intriguing question, submitted from Dwayne (NY), about the rise of AI applications like “AI Jesus.” This episode examines how Christians should approach the developing technologies that simulate religious figures and what implications they might have for faith and understanding. As we explore this topic, we'll consider potential inacc
If Fetuses Go to Heaven, Shouldn't We Thank Abortion Doctors? | Ep. 32
In this episode, Alycia and Emily answer this question: "If fetuses are innocent and go to heaven, shouldn't we thank abortion doctors for sending them there?" They use Biblical and philosophical examples to prove that human life, no matter its stage or eternal destination, is of upmost importance to its creator, God, and thus, it should be valuable to us too.
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How Can We Reconcile Christian Hypocrisy? | Ep. 31
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia tackles the difficult dilemma of reconciling with Christians who do not treat others in the way that Jesus calls them to. She highlights what it means for believers to embody their beliefs authentically, and more importantly, whose example is worth following.
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Why Can't Satan Be Forgiven? | Ep. 30
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia explores why the concept of forgiveness as we know it does not extend to Satan. Amidst themes of sin, redemption, and divine justice, this episode offers a thoughtful examination of the unique role of humanity in receiving Christ's love and forgiveness.
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The DaVinci Code and the Megiddo Mosaic | Ep. 29
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia recounts her recent visit to the renowned Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. She explores the connections between Dan Brown's bestseller, The DaVinci Code and early Christian history, unravels the myths surrounding the Council of Nicaea, and shares a piece of archaeological evidence that confirms Jesus' divinity.
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Islam vs Christianity: Jesus' Crucifixion (Part Two) | Ep. 28
In this episode, Alycia delves into the complex interplay between justice and mercy, as demonstrated by the Christian understanding of Jesus' crucifixion. She explores the philosophical and theological implications of self-sacrifice as an embodiment of divine love and justice, contrasting this with Islamic views on deeds and salvation.
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Islam vs Christianity: Jesus' Crucifixion (Part One) | Ep. 27
In this episode, Alycia dissects the complex topic of the crucifixion of Jesus, exploring its significance in Christianity and addressing the opposing perspectives held by Muslims. By examining historical documentation and Biblical evidence, Alycia provides clarity and insight on the significance of Jesus' death.
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Has Science Disproved God? | Ep. 26
Many believe that science provides all the answers, potentially replacing the need for religion. In today's episode, however, Alycia discusses the limitations of science, emphasizing its inability to test the supernatural or make moral and aesthetic judgments. She explains how science, while a powerful tool for understanding the natural world, cannot address philosophical or theological questions,
Say What?: Deconstructionism Revisited | Ep. 25
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Emily and Alycia introduce a new series entitled "Say What!" In this series, Alycia will respond to feedback and further questions she has received regarding a previous episode. The questions that launched this "Say What" series are from Bob. A summary of his criticisms about Ep. 23 ("What is Deconstructionism") is as follows:
"Hey Alycia, I struggle w
Why Are There So Many Denominations in Christianity? | Ep. 24
Why are there so many denominations in Christianity? Doesn't this diversity compromise the truth of Christianity? In this episode, Alycia defines and explores how the existence of denominations stems from diverse interpretations of certain biblical texts. However, they do not undermine the central truths that unify the Church.
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What is Deconstructionism? | Ep. 23
Whether you have doubts about your faith or are experiencing a spiritual renewal, this episode explores what it means to deconstruct one's beliefs and the implications it has on our understanding of existence, truth, and morality. We also consider the significant trends in spiritual renewal and the ongoing dialogue between atheism and spirituality. Whether you're just starting your faith journey o
What are the Key Arguments for God's Existence? | Ep. 22
In this episode, Alycia explores the key arguments surrounding God's existence, such as the evidence for Jesus' resurrection, the credibility of the Bible, and the origins of the universe. Additionally, she addressees common counterarguments, particularly by those who do not hold a Biblical worldview.
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Why Didn't Mary Name Jesus "Emmanuel?" | Ep. 21
In this episode, Alycia answers this question from Deborah (FL): Why didn't Mary name Jesus "Emmanuel?" Alycia explores Biblical passages from Matthew and Isaiah, providing historical context and uncovering the rich tapestry of prophecy and fulfillment. This episode unpacks the significance of names in Biblical times, the historical split of Israel and Judah, and how this connects to Mary and Jose
Why Did Jesus Have to Die on the Cross? | Ep. 20
In this episode, we explore the profound reasons behind Jesus's crucifixion. We examine why God couldn't simply forgive sins without such an extreme sacrifice, and discuss the great paradox of justice and mercy. By comparing our human nature with God's divine judgment, we highlight the significance of the cross as a demonstration of God's love, even for those who rebelled against Him.
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What is Easter? | Ep. 19
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia explores the profound significance of Easter, beyond the familiar symbols of eggs and pastel colors. She discusses the meaning of Good Friday, the miracle that happened three days later, and how each of these events bear a significant impact on the lives of Christians around the world.
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Isn't Belief in the Christian God Just a Product of Where You're From? | Ep. 18
In this episode, Alycia shares her insights on the impact of one's birthplace and upbringing as it pertains to their religious beliefs. She challenges the assumption that faith is solely determined by geographic and cultural contexts, and highlights the journeys of individuals from different backgrounds. Ultimately, however, Alycia affirms that there is both one God, and one Faith that is both tru
Should a Kind-Hearted Atheist Go to Hell? | Ep. 17
"Should a kind-hearted atheist go to hell for all eternity?"
In this episode, Alycia examines common misconceptions about heaven and morality, and why simply being " a good person" is not the Biblical path to salvation and unity with Christ.
If you haven't already, tune in to Alycia's second episode, "Arrogant or Accurate: Is Jesus the Only Way?"
https://apologetics.org/hey-alycia?ppplayer=f326c
How Does AI Impact Christianity and Atheism? | Ep. 16
"What are the Implications of AI on Christianity and Atheism?"
In this episode, Alycia explores the opportunities and challenges that AI presents for Christianity and Atheism, and shares her concern for potential misinformation cultivated by AI biases. Ultimately, this discussion highlights the worldview that AI preaches. both to those who use it, and those who do not.
AI Jesus (Ep. 8): https://
If God Wants Us to Know Him, Why Does He Seem So Hidden? | Ep. 15
"If God wants us to know Him, why does He seem so hidden?"
In this episode, Alycia discusses the perception of God's hiddenness and how it contrasts with the Biblical truth that God desires to be known. She examines how God does reveal Himself, particularly through the wonders of creation, and explores why the concept of divine hiddenness often leads to doubt. Additionally, she shares anecdotes th
Can We Be Good Without God? | Ep. 14
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia addresses this question: "Can we be good without God?" She explores various philosophical perspectives and moral frameworks to understand how subjective morality shapes our world, and whether Christianity offers a unique foundation for understanding goodness and ethical behavior.
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If God Knows My Eternal Destination, Why Does it Matter How I Live My Life? | Ep. 13
"If God knows whether I'm going to Heaven or Hell, why does it matter what I do?"
In this episode of the "Hey Alycia!" podcast, Alycia argues that although God has complete knowledge of our eternal location, our actions do have a significant impact, both on our lives and on the lives of others--even if it seems otherwise. Tune in to hear more!
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