Interview with Jay Medenwaldt: What Psychology Brings to Apologetics

Apologetics Simplified

English - November 03, 2020 10:00 - 40 minutes - 33.3 MB - ★★★★ - 36 ratings
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In this episode Andrew & Leah interview Jay Medenwaldt about what psychology can contribute to apologetics. We talk about Jay’s conversion to faith and how he began studying apologetics & psychology. We learn about what psychology brings to apologetics tactics, the design argument, and having better conversations.

The segments are presidential election themed from non-human candidates to charitable actions across party lines.

Jay Medenwaldt is a social psychology Ph.D. student at Baylor, has an M.Div. in apologetics, ethics, and biblical studies, and M.A. in psychological sciences. Jay served in the Air Force for nine years as a behavioral scientist, which included teaching (intro to psychology and leadership psychology) at the Air Force Academy and conducting research.Support:

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