The Democratic base is very dialed into abortion rights as an issue more broadly.

Same-sex marriage rights.

The state's last abortion provider.

They have now apologized to his congregation.

They believe the Bible has application for every part of our lives as a Southern Baptist.

The problem is also not just a shift in a position in execution.

In the midst of all of today's noise and confusion, we need a voice that cuts through the chaos to bring wisdom and clarity.

Welcome to The Roy's Report with Julie Roy's, an hour-long show exploring critical issues related to faith and culture from a uniquely Christian perspective.

Now, here's your host, Julie Roy's.

Well, is belief in God reasonable, or is faith, anti-reason, anti-science, and part of the problem with society rather than the solution?

Welcome to the Roy's report, brought to you in part by Judson University.

I'm Julie Roy's.

And today we're going to be debating this important

issue with two men who see things very differently. Joining me today is Stephen Hicks, a professor

of philosophy at Rockford University in Rockford, Illinois. Hicks is also the director of the Center

for Ethics and Entrepreneurship and a senior scholar at the Atlas Society. But pertinent to our

conversation today, Stephen does not believe that Christianity is reasonable. He

sees traditional Western religions as the enemy of science and feels they've

been rendered irrelevant by scientific discovery. So Stephen, welcome. It's a pleasure

to have you join us.

Good. Thanks for the invitation.

And challenging Stephen's position today is a math instructor who for 20 years ran a philosophy

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