After an embarrassingly long hiatus on account of the tech guy, Radio Worldview is back! In this episode, Bill talks about the history of salt and then he and Jeff answer a listener email on a Christian perspective for law and government.

You can't keep a good podcast down--or even Radio Worldview. After your hosts Bill and Jeff were slacked off for the summer, they are back with a tidal wave of listener mail, starting with a question about homosexuality.

Has the internet killed newspapers? It certainly looks that way when you consider how many newspapers have stopped the presses. But must all newspapers die? And would it be a bad thing if they did? Why should Christians be concerned that liberal newspapers such as the New York Times are in financial trouble? Jeff and Bill don't have all the answers, but they identify some of the key issues.

Nobody said using Bill's Four Killer Questions would be easy. It's one thing to ask others, "How do you know?" but quite another to have that question turned on you. In this show, Bill and Jeff respond to the question, "How do you know the Bible is the Word of God?" and remind listeners that many non-Christians are prepared to reject any evidence offered.

After hosts Bill Jack and Jeff Baldwin talk about where they ate for Jeff's anniversary--you read that right--they discuss a letter from a thoughtful listener. This listener wants to apply his Christian faith to philosophy, but he has doubts that he can use philosophy to demonstrate the truth of the Christian worldview. Bill and Jeff take him back to general revelation and discuss the common ground that Christians share with non-Christians. Naturally, Bill also harps on the importance of asking questions.