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Nov 19, 2025 48 min

Generation Gap: Episode 22 - Apologetics (Special Guest: Dan Buttafuoco)

from Generation Gap: Dad Jokes & Divine Debates Hosted by Rob & Abbey Marrin

In this engaging conversation, Dan Buttafuoco, a trial lawyer and apologist, discusses the importance of apologetics in understanding and defending the Christian faith. He shares insights on the Historical Bible Society which he founded, the role of historical artifacts, and the need for the younger generation to be equipped to defend their beliefs. The discussion emphasizes the significance of objective truth, personal testimonies, and the challenges faced by modern Christians in a world filled with misinformation. Dan's experiences as a lawyer provide a unique perspective on seeking truth and the importance of serving others in both faith and profession. Below are the links to Dan's books and the Historical Bible Society! Consider the Evidence: Consider the Evidence Book by Dan ButtafuocoUnapologetic: Unapologetic: Clear Answers to Tough Bible Questions: A Trial Lawyer's – Itasca Books5 Reasons Why the Bible is the Most Important Book You'll Ever Read:5 Reasons Why the Bible is the Most Important Book You'll Ever Read: Daniel P. Buttafuoco: 9780997387704: Amazon.com: Books Historical Bible Society Website: Historical Bible Society - Historical Bible Society

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