Welcome to the Mama Bear Apologetics Podcast.

A podcast where we teach you to roar like a mother.

And by roar we mean recognize the message, offer discernment, argue for a healthier approach,

and reinforce these ideas with your kids.

Unless you want to growl around your house. I mean that's cool too.

They're like, check it, we keep it real.

That's so bad.

You're awesome.

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It's time to rise up, ladies. Rise up, Mama Bears. This might not affect your faith, but it might affect your children's

Welcome to another episode of mama bear apologetics. I'm Hillary Ferrer and we have a new guest with us today because if you've been wondering why we've been a little bit silent lately, Amy is having all sorts of massive problems with her computer and we have not been able to record.

But thankfully, the Lord has provided so many amazing women and apologetics and I want to introduce you to a friend of mine, Tricia is a Grandmama Bear, and so we're hoping to bring her in more with Mama Bear apologetics just to give that perspective from a Grandmama Bear. So Tricia, tell us a little bit about yourself, just your experience

with apologetics. Well, I got interested in apologetics probably about 20 years ago and actually it was way longer ago than that but from a

different perspective in college whenever my faith began to be questioned

I was looking for reasons for believing what I believed and I had a

strong theological background but I didn't have the answers as to why I believed what I believed.

And so I believe it was Josh McDowell's first evidence

that demands have erred way back in the 1980s.

Yeah.

The one that was the note form.

I love the note form of that one.

I kind of wish they still had it like that, but oh well.

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