Bob dialogues with a listener who challenges some points made on last week’s show in which the sexual accusations of Judge Roy Moore were compared to the 1990’s accusations of then President Bill Clinton, wondering…
Repeat broadcast Original Air Date: 4-22-12 Although categorized as a debate, this program is more of an informal, friendly, respectful discussion between two men with different viewpoints. The dialogue runs for almost an hour without…
Repeat broadcast: Originally aired 9-11-16 Bob comments on a Christian minister who insisted that Jesus would have no problem with the gay lifestyle. Bob claims this is an impossible position to obtain from Scripture….
Bob comments on a Christian minister who insisted that Jesus would have no problem with the gay lifestyle. Bob claims this is an impossible position to obtain from Scripture. One of Bob’s listeners challenges Bob’s…
Target stores have been in the news lately with their new policy about allowing men and women to use whichever dressing room or bathroom they wish, depending on how they determine their own sexuality. Bob’s…
Repeat Broadcast: Original air date: 3-2-14 Bi-vocational pastor, Mark Brenon represents Calvinism while Bob (not exactly an Arminian either) challenges the Calvinist view of predestination. The conversation (which takes up the entire program without commercial…
Repeat Broadcast Original air date: 11-3-13 Richard Haynes, President of Atheist Nexus International, Inc. joins Bob for a cordial discussion about atheism, theism, our human conscience, and Biblical doctrines such as eternal punishment. The discussion…
Less of a debate and more of a respectful discussion, Bob and co-host Jim Berrier talk about whether or not Christians are permitted to go to war under any circumstances. Other Topics: -Bob and Jim…
Repeat broadcast: Original air date: 4-19-15 Less of a debate and more of a respectful discussion, Bob’s guest is Justin Lee, head of the Gay Christian Network. Justin made clear that GCN holds a wide…
Less of a debate and more of a respectful discussion, Bob’s guest is Justin Lee, head of the Gay Christian Network. Justin made clear that GCN holds a wide array of opinion on the topic…
Repeat broadcast: Original air date: 10-26-14 In a friendly, informal discussion/debate, Bob and a caller (Tim) discuss the various ways Muslims interpret Jihad verses in the Koran, comparing them to the way Christians interpret the…
Repeat Broadcast Original Air Date: 8-10-14 Not a formal debate, but rather an informal discussion with some disagreement shared in an atmosphere of respect. Bob responds to an E Mail from one of his listeners…
In a friendly, informal discussion/debate, Bob and a caller (Tim) discuss the various ways Muslims interpret Jihad verses in the Koran, comparing them to the way Christians interpret the Bible. At first, you will hear…
Bob responds to an E Mail from one of his listeners who then calls in after listening to Bob’s response. The topic centers on the Hebrew Roots Movement which Bob critiqued two weeks prior. …
Although not an official debate, this program is much like a debate as Bob reads critical comments from a reader of his column and responds to the comments one at a time. Other Topics:…
Pastor Mark Brenon returns to continue the discussion from last week about predestination and other points of Reformed Theology (Calvinism). A note from Bob Siegel: The idea behind this “encore” discussion was for each…
Bi-vocational pastor, Mark Brenon represents Calvinism while Bob (not exactly an Arminian either) challenges the Calvinist view of predestination. The conversation (which takes up the entire program without commercial interruption) is very friendly and very…
Bob Siegel debates Muslim apologist Ijaz Ahmad. The debate is moderated by Mike Fredenburg and runs for the entire program without commercial interruption. NOTES FROM BOB SIEGEL: As with all debates, time limitation prevents…
Richard Haynes, President of Atheist Nexus International, Inc. joins Bob for a cordial discussion about atheism, theism, our human conscience, and Biblical doctrines such as eternal punishment. The discussion airs without commercial interruption.
Less of a formal debate and more of a discussion with differences of opinion, Bob Siegel welcomes back Wesley of the San Diego New Atheists and Agnostics. The tone is friendly and jovial. Both Wesley…