Hey Alycia!

In this episode, Alycia discusses how to respond when someone who isn’t a Christian shares their religious views. She emphasizes listening, asking questions, and gently pointing out inconsistencies while staying curious and respectful. Using real examples, she shows how open dialogue can strengthen understanding, build relationships, and even increase confidence in one’s own beliefs.

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In this episode, Alycia examines whether personal religious experiences can reliably indicate the truth of Christianity, noting that such experiences are subjective, often nontransferable, and occur across many faiths. She warns that supernatural feelings may not reveal the full truth—they could point to divine or deceptive sources—so believers should seek objective evidence and careful evaluation alongside personal encounters.

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In this episode, Alycia addresses the question "Is there only one true religion?" She explains why religions that contradict cannot all be true, historical evidence in the Bible, and the uniqueness of the Christian claim that God came to earth in Jesus.

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In this third and final installment of this Intersex series, Alycia discusses fairness in sports, recent NCAA and Olympic policies, SRY gene testing, puberty blockers, intersex biology, and brain differences tied to prenatal hormones. She emphasizes careful, evidence-based medical discussion and compassionate, respectful dialogue within families and church communities.

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In this episode, Alycia continues her response to a listener's letter-- a grandfather whose granddaughter has transitioned to male (referred to as Tim), causing tension in the family over names and pronouns. She explains the biology of gonads, hormones, and how different intersex variations present and are discovered—often at puberty.

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