Where big ideas get loud.
A YouTube channel and writing project defending the Christian faith — apologetics, church history, and culture, made loud. We go deep, show the receipts, and make the case.
“Always be ready to give an answer to everyone who asks you a reason concerning the hope that is in you, yet with humility and respect.”
New every day.
Latest from the channel
Paul never met Jesus. Neither did Muhammad.
The video companion to 'One Standard, Two Prophets — Part III.' The charge against Paul is that everything he taught rests on a private vision nobody else saw. I accept the charge — then run both men through the same detector, because Muhammad never met Jesus either.
More to chew on
25 years vs 600 years: the argument against Paul backfires
The video companion to 'One Standard, Two Prophets — Part II.' The loudest charge against Paul is that he came too late to know anything about Jesus. We run the actual numbers — and the lateness objection doesn't just weaken. It flips.
Watch episode July 18, 2026
Did Paul invent Christianity?
The video companion to 'One Standard, Two Prophets — Part I.' Christianity, the claim goes, is really the religion of Paul — a latecomer who never met Jesus and changed the message. We give the strongest Muslim argument its full weight, then set the one rule this whole series will live by.
Watch episode July 8, 2026
Was Jesus a Muslim?
The video companion to the essay 'The Honorary Member.' Was Jesus a Muslim? We go through it the way the essay does — submission, the shahada, the missing Injīl, the corruption argument, and the historical Jesus the Gospels actually describe.
Watch episode June 22, 2026Big ideas, short form
ShortDelete Paul entirely. What's left standing?
A demolition test: remove Paul's vision, then all thirteen letters credited to him. What's still standing? The gospels, Peter, James, the creed he received rather than wrote, and the five hundred who could still be questioned.
ShortVisions are the cheapest currency in religion
Steelmanning the strongest objection to Paul before answering it: a private experience, by itself, establishes nothing for anyone except the person who had it. I agree — and I apply the same standard to Muhammad.
ShortWhy are you still a Muslim?
Four devout monotheists in Mecca were searching for the truth before Islam was established — the men perfectly positioned to be Muhammad's first disciples. Not one of them became or stayed Muslim.
ShortChristians, Muslims and Jehovah's Witnesses don't serve the same God. Period!
The three faiths use the same word — God — but make contradictory claims about who He is. They can't all be describing the same being.
Essays & long reads
One Standard, Two Prophets — Part III: The Cave and the Road
The second charge against Paul is that his entire authority rests on a private vision nobody else saw. Fair enough. Let’s find out whose faith actually rests on one.
July 23, 2026 · 18 min readReligionOne Standard, Two Prophets — Part II: The Man Who Named Names
The loudest charge against Paul is that he came too late to know anything. The problem is this: run the actual numbers and it becomes the strongest thing about him.
July 10, 2026 · 14 min readReligionOne Standard, Two Prophets — Part I
On Ahmed Deedat, “Pauline Christianity,” the apostle who never met Jesus, and the one rule I’ll hold to for this whole series.
July 1, 2026 · 13 min readMake the case, out loud
Femora's House is where the case for Christ gets made with energy. Apologetics, church history, and culture — rigorous enough for the skeptic, warm enough for the seeker, and never boring. We do the homework before the camera turns on.
“Loud is the style, not the substance.”
Newsletter coming soon
Email signup is not connected yet, so we will not pretend to collect your address. Follow the channel for new essays and episodes in the meantime.
Follow on YouTubeBig questions,
turned all the way up.
New apologetics, church-history videos, and essays when they are ready. Subscribe so you never miss the next one.