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Nov 2, 2026

Amy HallHOST
26:48
Thank you so much for listening.
Amy HallHOST
26:49
This is Amy Hall and Greg Koukl for Stand to Reason.
Greg KouklHOST
0:29
Welcome to the show, friends.
Greg KouklHOST
0:30
Greg Koukl here, Stand to Reason.
Greg KouklHOST
0:32
I'm your host, and that's the name of the show.
Greg KouklHOST
0:35
And it's my job, as I've been saying for 37, this is the 37th year, excuse me, that I want to give you a piece of my mind on this show.

38 MINS LATER

Greg KouklHOST
38:24
Giles.
Greg KouklHOST
38:25
Giles.
GilesAUDIENCE
38:26
Hey, Greg.
GilesAUDIENCE
38:27
This is Giles.
Greg KouklHOST
7:33
These are all acts of humility and being careful to raise other people up relative to yourself when you have the opportunity.
Greg KouklHOST
7:47
Sometimes it's very tempting when someone else is talking about their issues or their successes to say, yeah, and me, and you think you have it bad, look at me, you know, or you did well, but look at me.
Greg KouklHOST
8:10
You know, there's all kinds of different ways that we could do that.
Greg KouklHOST
8:15
And there are times when they're subtle enough that we even kind of fool ourself when we're doing it.

14 MINS LATER

Amy HallHOST
22:46
So I just want to give some examples of some digital options that people might want to consider.
Amy HallHOST
22:53
Of course, everybody knows about iPads.
Amy HallHOST
22:55
But if you are someone who likes to write in physical paper with a pen, one thing I can recommend, and this is the cheapest version.
Amy HallHOST
23:04
It's called Rocketbook.com.
Greg KouklHOST
1:18
And those people are fabulous.
Greg KouklHOST
1:20
And my former pastor, Zach, introduced me, and I actually was surprised when he said, we have a guest speaker in Greg Koukl to be speaking today.
Greg KouklHOST
1:31
And the audience, there were three services, Saturday night, to Sunday morning, the audience kind of erupted in applause.
Greg KouklHOST
1:40
So I guess we still got a bunch of folks there that were there 30 years before when I was there 30 years ago.

56 MINS LATER

Greg KouklHOST
57:18
I hope that was helpful.
Greg KouklHOST
57:19
I'm glad you called, and I appreciate the question.
Greg KouklHOST
57:21
Greg Koukl.
Greg KouklHOST
57:23
For Santa Risa.
Amy HallHOST
0:12
This is Amy Hall.
Amy HallHOST
0:13
Welcome back to Hashtag SDR Ask, where I ask Greg Koukl questions and then he responds.
Greg KouklHOST
0:20
I blather on and then Amy gives a better answer.
Amy HallHOST
0:24
Okay, I have some practical questions for you today, Greg.

25 MINS LATER

Amy HallHOST
25:24
And we'd love to hear from you.
Amy HallHOST
25:25
Send us your question at str.org. We really look forward to hearing from you.
Amy HallHOST
25:29
This is Amy Hall and Greg Koukl for Stand to Reason.
Janet ParshallHOST
6:30
And I want to be wise as a serpent in these latter days.
Janet ParshallHOST
6:33
So I was thrilled when Greg Koukl came out with a book called Tactics, a guide to effectively discussing your Christian convictions.
Janet ParshallHOST
6:40
And as if the book weren't enough, he also has a guide, a DVD study guide that goes along with this.
Janet ParshallHOST
6:45
And Greg is the perfect person to teach us this hour because he is the founder and president of Stand.
Janet ParshallHOST
11:10
Call 877-JANET-58, that's 877-JANET-58, or go to inthemarketwithjanetpartial.org.
Janet ParshallHOST
11:18
Thank you.
Janet ParshallHOST
11:26
So I'm playing the Columbo theme again because that's the next question I want to ask Greg Koukl, okay? He is founder and president of Stand to Reason, adjunct professor of Christian apologetics at Biola University.
Janet ParshallHOST
11:37
And I love the way God raises up people to put tools in our hands so that we can better contend for the faith.
Greg KouklHOST
0:29
Hello, friends, and welcome to the show.
Greg KouklHOST
0:31
It's called Stand to Reason, and I'm your host, Greg Koukl.
Greg KouklHOST
0:34
Glad that you're part of it today.
Greg KouklHOST
0:36
I usually have some commentary at the front end.
Jimmy HicksHOST
1:05
I am Jimmy Hicks.
Jimmy HicksHOST
1:07
In the studio, also in the studio, just on the other side of it, is Todd and our special guest, Greg Koukl from Stand to Reason.
Todd FrielHOST
1:16
Greg Coco, you make me a fool.
Todd FrielHOST
1:18
Would you like me to explain why, Mr.

10 MINS LATER

Jimmy HicksHOST
11:30
Only one of those things honors the Lord.
Jimmy HicksHOST
11:32
The other one, well, it can make you look really cool on the Internet.
Jimmy HicksHOST
11:36
Todd and special guest Greg Koukl will continue their conversation next on Wretched Radio.
Jimmy HicksHOST
11:45
Ask most Christians what they know about hermeneutics and you'll likely get, Herman who? That sounds like somebody's uncle.
Amy HallHOST
0:12
Welcome, everyone, to Hashtag STR Ask.
Amy HallHOST
0:15
All right, Greg, this first question comes from Eric.
Amy HallHOST
0:20
If Christianity is true, why would God deliver it to us in a book left up to so many interpretations and that condones so many awful practices? You would think a God would be very clear, direct, and concise, wouldn't you?
Greg KouklHOST
0:33
Well, um...

14 MINS LATER

Amy HallHOST
14:10
So that was the first part.
Amy HallHOST
14:12
It's left up to so many interpretations.
Amy HallHOST
14:14
The second part about how it condoned so many awful practices, you already addressed this somewhat, Greg.
Amy HallHOST
14:20
Right.
Mark FarnhamHOST
38:09
... where did you get that analogy? Did you make that up?
Jeff MindlerGUEST
38:11
The, well, the test drive analogy, I believe, is a Greg Koukl-
Mark FarnhamHOST
38:16
Okay
Jeff MindlerGUEST
38:16
... uh, tactic.

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