The Dominic Enyart Show

Probably Lesbian Nina Turner (PLNT): gets played! After posting a poll on Twitter (trying to skew the results) asking “Should the @POTUS cancel student loan debt?” 70% of respondents answered, “No, people should suffer!” And of course, embracing responsibility and fulfilling obligations isn’t something that should cause you to suffer.

Today on The Dominic Enyart Show, everyone agrees that social media is unhealthy, but today we’re looking a bit more at the problems it causes for young children. Specifically, the new trend which is teaching children they have multiple personality disorder. We’ll also be taking a look at a new bombshell study debunking the chemical imbalance depression theory. In addition, we’ll be giving an “empowering” solution.

Today on The Dominic Enyart Show, we’re discussing the trouble with lawyers. Why did Jesus argue with lawyers and how should we view them today? Spoiler Alert… Not favorably! We’re also taking a reminiscent look at home protests and encouraging the attitude which has largely been lost on the modern right, “no tranquility with child killing!”

Today on The Dominic Enyart Show, the left finds itself in a precarious position. In their hatred of everything good and holy, (which stems from their hatred of the source of goodness, God Himself) they find themselves hating the mere concept of religion. Interestingly enough, in their hatred of religion, they’ve replaced it with… well… another religion. I suppose their self-loathing makes sense.

In light of yesterday's show, we thought it fitting to go back to the late-great Bob Enyart's List of Doubts Christians have. To see the original, click here.

For Real Science Radio's
List of Scholars Doubting Darwin and the Big Bang
please see rsr.org/doubters and
click to hear Bob discuss this on the radio.

In an online discussion over at Prometheus Unbound, Santi, an agnostic who's had millions of visits to his blog, asked Bob Enyart about his doubts. You can read that discussion over at santitafarella.wordpress.com. This List of Doubts Christians Have (below) and first, the List of Doubts I Never Have is based on Bob's answer.

Santi: Bob, I’d like to ask you a personal question. When you doubt, what is it exactly that you doubt?"

Bob: Well Santi, I doubt that the rising mountain of evidence utterly refuting Darwinism will bring a majority of evolutionists to acknowledge our Creator God. I doubt that the failed predictions of the Big Bang Theory will lead atheists to…

But wait. I’m sure those are not the kinds of doubts you’re asking me about. You’re asking me to indicate, of the beliefs that I hold, which ones do I sometimes doubt. To help myself think this through Santi, I’ll first list the things I never ever doubt.

- I never doubt that I exist.
- I never doubt that truth exists, because for example, it is true that I exist.
- I never doubt that reason exists, because I can reason to the truth of the previous sentence.
- I never doubt that there is a reality, because truth and reason exist.
- I never doubt that the universe exists, because I exist as part of it, and I can reason to the truth of its existence.
- I never doubt that the universe must have had a beginning, because stars still burn available energy.
- Since truth and reason exist, I never doubt that logic exists.
- Since I exist and logic exists, I never doubt that existence itself must be rational.
- Since logic and reason exist, I never doubt that whatever has a beginning must have a cause.
- Since logic and reason exist, I never doubt that the effect cannot be greater than the cause.
- I never doubt that whatever caused the universe must be powerful and even greater than the universe itself.
- And since logic exists, I realize that nothing that has a beginning can have existed forever.
- And since the Cause of the universe must exist, I realize that it has no beginning, and has existed forever. 
- And since this uncaused Cause created the universe, i.e., its ingredients, I don't doubt that it also created me.
- And since I'm a person and the effect can't be greater than the cause I don't doubt that the Creator is personal.
- And because we persons are creative like He is, I never doubt that we are made to some extent in His likeness.
- And because the Creator is a person, I never doubt that He must be alive.
- So I never doubt that the attributes of our eternal Creator are that He is living and personal.
- And I never doubt that human beings refer to the living and personal eternal Creator as "God".
- And I never doubt that to be a person, one must have a will, so that it is by God's will that I exist.
- And because we creatures have the ability to know our Creator, I never doubt that He is relational.
- And because He made us with the ability to love, I never doubt that the Creator Himself can love.
- And because God can love, and He made us to know good and evil, I therefore never doubt that He is good.
- So I never doubt our all-powerful, eternal Creator God who is living, personal, relational, good, and loving.
- And I never doubt that all these things could be intuitively understood by everyone who's ever lived.
- And because God is good and loving and made us, I never doubt that He cares about us and wants to save us.
- And I never doubt that if Jesus Christ did not rise from the dead as prophesied, that Christianity is false.
- Nor have I ever doubted that if Jesus did rise from the dead, then all other religions are false and as He claimed, He is the only way to eternal life.

Santi, these are some of the things I never doubt.

Now, what do I sometimes doubt? There are many particulars regarding the universe, the world, mankind, doctrines of Scripture, points of history, economics, science, etc., that I’m eager to learn more of and to be corrected where in error. The more significant errors I’ve made over the years are listed on our Errata page which we link to from our KGOV.com home page and from the footer section of every one of the 10,000 pages on our site. (This article is one of those pages, at kgov.com/on-doubt, so you can see the Errata link just below.) And when I make a lesser error in a radio program, etc., we correct that error on that show’s summary page.

Was this a sufficient answer, or would you like some particular detail?

Thanks Santi!

-Bob Enyart
Pastor, Denver Bible Church
Conservative talk radio host, KGOV.com
Co-host, Real Science Radio
Teacher, Theology Thursday 

p.s. Santi, as C.S. Lewis once wrote, "I believe in Christianity as I believe that the Sun has risen, not only because I see it but because by it, I see everything else."

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Today on The Dominic Enyart Show we’re talking about patriotism. Should we be patriotic? Should we be loyal to our country? Should we be loyal to our leaders? Today we’re focusing on the Bible, and what it says about loving some lands, peoples, and governments more than others. We also have to include the sobering reality that America (via abortion) has killed more than 60 million innocent children. We have to factor all of that and much more into our calculation.

Today on The Dominic Enyart Show we’re talking about patriotism. Should we be patriotic? Should we be loyal to our country? Should we be loyal to our leaders? We’re focusing on the left who want to take any given sin of America and use that to push self-hatred onto the people. On one hand, you have that, and on the other hand, patriots who believe “America can do no wrong.” We must walk the line between both of those positions and recognize sin for what it is. We’ll conclude this topic tomorrow, so make sure to tune back in!

Today on The Dominic Enyart Show, Roe has fallen. We’re taking a look at the morality of the supreme court decision. We’re also going back to an article by American Right to Life which debunks the notion that abortion is a “states’ rights issue.” All of that and more, today- on The Dominic Enyart Show.

Today on the Dominic Enyart Show, we’re taking a step away from the (stale) news and continuing our look at how the canon of the Bible was formed. Jesus said that “Heaven and earth will pass away, but My words will by no means pass away.” That’s a powerful statement, but how do we know it’s true? How do we know that the Word of God has not been replaced or diluted by the word of man?