Welcome to THE PUBLIC SQUARE NETWORK
Streaming Radio - Tune in and listen 24/7: Dedicated to the Good, the True and the Beautiful: where thinkers engage in intelligent discussion of Theology, Philosophy, Science, Culture, Politics and Art from a Christian perspective.
Matthew 13:43: Then shall the righteous shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their Father. Who hath ears to hear, let him hear.
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Apologetics.com brings a Christian worldview to all subjects that touch on the human condition. This ministry features first class intellectual discussions on theology and philosophy in matters Christian. The weekly radio program airs every Friday night at Midnight to 2AM on KKLA 99.5 FM in Southern California. LINK: www.kkla.com Christopher Neiswonger, Lindsay Brooks and Richard Park bring a special level of insight to ordinary discussions of faith and culture. Link: www.apologetics.com |
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Reasons to Believe is a ministry devoted to discovering and disseminating the latest evidences - especially from cutting-edge science research - that faith in the God of the Bible is rooted in testable truth. The RTB team includes biochemists, astronomers, philosophers, physicists, geologists, theologians, anthropologists, biologists, historians, computer scientists, sociologists, and others. Best know are Dr. Hugh Ross, Dr. Fuz Rana and Ken Samples.
Link: www.reasons.org
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In the Public Square, hosted by John Snyder and Alexandra Berauer and backed by a team of excellent contributors: Mr. Curmudgeon, David Llewellyn, Mr. Conservative and others is aimed at engaging a secular audience in issues of contemporary culture and politics from a Christian persepective. It airs on KTKZ 1380AM every Friday night at midnight in Sacramento, California. www.inthepublicsquare.com
The program is dedicated to reintegrating Christian ideas into issues of culture, politics, history, science, life issues and art. The ITPS team is dedicated to rehabilitating the image of the Christian mind and showing that Christianity has explanatory power.
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