2 chapters across the catalog
Journalist Lauren Witzke is reporting from the mountains of Ararat in Turkey, where researchers are conducting scans and drilling at the Dura Pinar formation. The team claims to have found pottery that predates the flood and fossilized seashells at high altitudes, suggesting the region was once submerged. While the hosts note that Christians do not need physical proof for faith, they find the tangible evidence for the biblical account fascinating.
European Immigration History and the Dutch Asylum System
A host recounts his upbringing in the Netherlands, witnessing the shift from Indonesian and Turkish guest workers to the influx of Moroccan immigrants under the European Union. He describes the transition from integrated labor to the establishment of asylum seeker centers in rural areas, which he claims led to a housing shortage and a change in the national landscape.
