Bart Campolo & Sean McDowell: Why Bart lost his faith, why Sean kept his
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Bart Campolo is the son of high-profile Christian speaker, author and sociologist Tony Campolo. Bart became a Christian in his teens and went on to run an inner city Christian youth ministry. However Bart recently announced that he had lost his faith altogether and become a Humanist chaplain.
Justin interviews Bart alongside Sean McDowell. Sean also has a well known father in ministry - Josh McDowell. But when Sean experienced his own crisis of faith he found the rational basis he needed to support his faith. Justin chats to Bart about the reasons for his deconversion as spelled out in a recent documentary 'Leaving My Father's Faith', and Sean responds to Bart's newly adopted Humanist perspective.
For 'Leaving My Father's Faith' documentary https://campolofilm.com/
For Sean McDowell: http://seanmcdowell.org/
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Released on 6 Apr 2018
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