Recently on the podcast Doubts Aloud, John Nelson and Joshua Parikh joined the hosts to talk about “McGrewvianism,” an apologetic for Christianity spearheaded by Drs. Timothy and Lydia McGrew. They explain some of the methodological issues they have with the so-called “maximal data approach” and consider briefly examples of how that apologetic is employed by both the McGrews and their acolytes. Both Josh and John do a great job of boiling the issues down in a palatable way, though it no doubt will displease the McGrew Crew. (But not as much as reading or listening to the McGrew Crew depresses me. It just isn’t good.)
You can listen to the episode via the YouTube clip below.
The Amateur Exegete 