Socrates in the City

In this timeless Socrates in the City conversation, Dinesh D'Souza and Bart Ehrman explore what it means to build a more humane world—through faith or secular conviction—finding common ground in compassion, justice, and human dignity.

In the latest Socrates in the City, Eric Metaxas talks with Jonathan Leaf about The Primate Myth—exploring why culture, science, and media keep linking humans to primates, and whether that story is truth… or something constructed.

Why are we so obsessed with Primates? On Socrates in the City, Eric Metaxas talks with Jonathan Leaf about The Primate Myth—exploring why culture, science, and media keep linking humans to primates, and whether that story is truth… or something constructed.

Why are we so obsessed with monkeys? On Socrates in the City, Eric Metaxas talks with Jonathan Leaf about The Primate Myth—exploring why culture, science, and media keep linking humans to primates, and whether that story is truth… or something constructed.

Watch now on Socrates+ What do we lose when we skip the classics? Louis Markos explains why thinkers like Thucydides, Aristotle —and the first books of the Bible—still matter. These works teach us to ask deeper questions about truth, virtue, and what it means to be human.

Is there an ethical limit to what we should do to the human body? Dr. William Hurlbut joins Eric Metaxas to discuss genetic engineering, embryonic testing, and the risks of transhumanism—and where humanity’s boundaries should be drawn.

How does Genesis line up with modern science? Eric Metaxas and Hugh Ross explore the surprising overlap—from the universe’s origins to the Ice Age—and what it means for faith.

Enjoy this excerpt from a Socrates In The City conversation with Massimo Pigliucci. Watch the full conversation now on YouTube.

Mary Harrington and Louise Perry tackle the sexual revolution, falling birth rates, and the pressure to react to every viral outrage—arguing that logging off, building families, and thinking deeply may be today’s most countercultural move.

Mary Harrington and Louise Perry tackle the sexual revolution, falling birth rates, and the pressure to react to every viral outrage—arguing that logging off, building families, and thinking deeply may be today’s most countercultural move.

Mary Harrington and Louise Perry tackle the sexual revolution, falling birth rates, and the pressure to react to every viral outrage—arguing that logging off, building families, and thinking deeply may be today’s most countercultural move.

Mary Harrington and Louise Perry tackle the sexual revolution, falling birth rates, and the pressure to react to every viral outrage—arguing that logging off, building families, and thinking deeply may be today’s most countercultural move.

How does Genesis line up with modern science? Eric Metaxas and Hugh Ross explore the surprising overlap—from the universe’s origins to the Ice Age—and what it means for faith.

Is truth built into us? In this Socrates in the City conversation, Eric Metaxas sits down with Robert P. George to explore human nature, moral truth, and how biblical, classical, and modern thought shape what we believe—and why it matters.

Eric Metaxas and Socrates in the City present an evening with John Lennox, Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University, at the Union Club in New York City on January 31, 2013.

How does Genesis line up with modern science? Eric Metaxas and astrophysicist Hugh Ross explore the origins of the universe, the Ice Age, and the surprising overlap between science and faith.

How does Genesis line up with modern science? Eric Metaxas and astrophysicist Hugh Ross explore the origins of the universe, the Ice Age, and the surprising harmony between science and the Bible.

How does Genesis line up with modern science? Eric Metaxas and astrophysicist Hugh Ross explore the origins of the universe, the Ice Age, and the surprising harmony between science and the Bible.

How does Genesis match modern science? Eric Metaxas and astrophysicist Hugh Ross explore the Bible’s surprising truths—from the universe’s origins to the Ice Age—and share personal stories. Link in bio.

Astrophysicist Hugh Ross joins Eric Metaxas for a compelling episode of Socrates in the City. Premieres on YouTube tomorrow.