Maddox (Objectivist, ex-baptist) and Jake (a Baptist pastor) confront their deepest disagreements about God, morality, and the foundations of truth. They explore whether faith or reason is the more reliable path to knowledge—and how each shapes our understanding of good and evil.

To “save” someone means to protect him from something that threatens or hinders his life. So... is God really a savior?

Maddox examines the divide between reason-based philosophy and faith-based Christianity—and why it matters. It’s the difference between knowing how to know and merely assuming you do, without evidence.

Maddox shares how accepting mortality after losing faith brought deeper meaning and urgency to his life.

In his first-ever video essay, Maddox shares how his fear of death once drained the meaning from his life—and how rational philosophy helped him reframe it. He shows why life matters because it ends.

The psychological magnetism of faith-based ideas can be dangerous but they can be neutralized by identifying what they depend on—errors in reasoning.

In his first ever talk, Maddox shares his story about how and why he left Christianity and embraced a life of reason.

Craig reacts to William Lane Craig's video on the nature of faith vs reason and critiques his views.

Indoctrination is psychologically abusive—even when unintentional. I've experienced its effects firsthand.

I’m hosting a reading group on atheism, speaking at a conference, and studying to become an intellectual.