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In this episode I get post-debate reflections from the (biblical) unitarian Christian debater, Steve Katsaras. He’s the founding pastor of the Red Words Church in Melbourne, Australia . His sermons are regularly podcasted here.
If he sounds a little sleepy, that’s my fault; I asked him to talk to me on the same night as the debate, and he graciously agreed.
We discuss highlights of the debate, his position literally and figuratively between the other two discussants, monotheism, whether a non-divine Jesus can make atonement, and his grounds for believing Jesus to be God’s human messiah, and not God.
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