There are lots of denominations, particularly in the western part of the church. Nevertheless, the Bible demands unity. The Roman Catholic church and the Eastern Orthodox church both claim (individually) that they are the one true, unified church. Some denominations at least hint as if they are the one correct church. How should we look at all of this? Co-hosts Caleb and Austin attempt to answer this question and consider how we can maybe somehow have both denominations and unity as Christians.

In many Christian circles the idea of righteousness is completely bound up in morality. In order to be righteous, a person must be moral. In many instances Christians would say that there is not righteous person but the moral person. In this episode cohosts Austin and Caleb seek to answer the question of whether righteousness is really morality, or whether there is another, and even better, way of thinking about righteousness.

Many people will say that in order to rightly understand the Bible and be a good Christian you must take the Bible literally. Nevertheless, no on can take the Bible literally all the time at every level, at least how people understand literally. In this episode co-hosts Caleb and Austin seek to answer the question about how literally we can take the Bible.