Cross Examined

The content of this app is amazing. Whether you’re researching Christianity or you’re a devout Christian looking to defend your faith from the onslaught of atheism, there is so information much here. You’ll find answers to common scientific objections about God and the Bible, conversations about current events and discussion about moral topics and the world today. Dr Frank is easy to listen to, and makes even the most difficult scientific topics relatively easy to understand. The content of this app and the podcasts have been able to solidify the foundation of my faith, answer many scientific questions that I had about the Bible and I find many of the moral and social discussions tremendously engaging and intriguing. Great work Dr Frank and team.

I like the idea of having apologetics with me for reference. But this seems a little too invasive and over bearing. I'm kind of getting a feel for Frank, after having seen many many apologists, he's got a lot of good things to say, but here's my two cents. No settings. I don't wish to have a widget thing or whatever on my control center, that annoys me, but there's no way to remove it, that annoys me more. Also, the interface is not intuitive, too much music when I play a selection to listen to. Frankly, I don't like any music when I listen to things of/about God, or contemplate God, Jesus, the holy Spirit, read a Bible. Especially because music has become so ubiquitous in this day. And having seen Frank talk about Jesus being intolerant, I imagine Jesus would also be intolerant of that, though, of course, I don't know. But I don't think he'd put a widget thing in control center. Anyway, this app is on probation. So far it has a lot against it.

I wish I could give this 5 stars, but I can’t. Although this app has great apologetic information and Frank teaches you essential critical reasoning skills to deal with arguments against Christianity, Frank doesn’t always practice what he preaches. If you use what Frank teaches you against him, he shuts down the discussion and doesn’t engage with you. Frank will say that not everyone will agree with what he says on his show, and that he gets that, but this is something deeper. To refuse to discuss a topic at all is deeper than simply not agreeing with Frank. What I am referring to is the topic of Flat Earth theory. Frank invites people to ask him questions on his radio show, except for Flat Earth. He no longer allows those questions. So let’s use what Frank teaches on his show against him and see how he reacts: Frank: Have you ever examined the evidence for the Flat Earth theory? If the Flat Earth theory were true, would you become a Flat Earther? A lot of times the answer to that question is no, because the problem isn’t intellectual, but moral, emotional , or volitional. People don’t want the Earth to be flat, and so they suppress the truth in unrighteousness and go their own way. Frank teaches that we need to follow the evidence wherever it leads, yet Frank won’t follow the evidence of Flat Earth to see where it leads. This is hypocrisy and intellectual dishonesty. Frank criticizes the UC Berkeley college for shutting down debate about transgender issues, yet Frank himself shuts down debate about Flat Earth. This is hypocrisy. You better repent Frank. Stop shutting down discussion about Flat Earth.