Can Philosophy Prove God Exists? Joshua Sijuwade on Evil, Trinity & Atonement
May 19, 2026
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as posted by the channelCan philosophy really point us to God? Dr Joshua Sijuwade joins Luke Martin to make the case for God’s existence, exploring why he believes the universe needs a fundamental explanation beyond itself.
They discuss contingency, the limits of the Kalam cosmological argument, why the problem of evil remains the toughest objection to Christianity, and Joshua’s own “exemplarist” theodicy.
The conversation also moves into some of Christianity’s deepest doctrines: the Trinity, whether Jesus is God, how Eastern Orthodox theology understands the Father, Son and Spirit, and how Christ’s life, death and resurrection reconcile humanity to God. Joshua also shares his personal story of conversion, religious experience, and how philosophy became central to his faith.
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