Today I want to take an extended excursion to look at the issue of unity and diversity within Christian belief. To help explain I shall be utilizing a solar system, a sumo-wrestler and a mirror.
Read more »Ben Witherington III, one of the leading evangelical scholars alive today, will be visiting New Zealand for a conference at East City Wesleyan Church next weekend. Dr Witherington will be speaking on “The Johannine Literature: The Legacy of the Beloved Disciple” in two parts and also “Personal Observations about the Church around the Globe”. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear him.
Read more »By: Stuart|13 July, 2009|Categories: Creation & Evolution . Philosophy of Science|Tags: Dr. Fuzale Rana . Intelligent agency . Origin of life . Reasons to Believe . RNA
On May 14th this year (2009) Reasons to Believe responded to two articles in the popular press. The first from the New York Times; “Chemist finds hidden gateway to RNA” and the second from Fox News; “Scientist may have found how life began.” The following is a transcript of their pod-cast Science News Flash with Joe Aguirre (JA) and Dr. Fuzale Rana (FR or “Fuzz”)
Read more »By: Rob|10 July, 2009|Categories: Apologetics|Tags: Christian Apologists
Congrats Brian, what an awesome job. Let’s hope and pray that we can increase that number 10-fold through your work at Apologetics 315, and ours here at Thinking Matters! Check it out here… http://apologetics315.blogspot.com/2009/06/100-christian-apologists.html
Read more »By: Rob|10 July, 2009|Categories: Thinking Matters|Tags: Israel . william lane craig
I went to Israel about 10 years ago, and so it brings back many memories as I look through some of the photos the Craig’s have provided from their recent trip. Enjoy a few of their photos in this photo slideshow. Israel indeed has many stunning and very beautiful things to see. You can read more about Bill and Jan…
Read more »By: Rodney|10 July, 2009|Categories: Apologetics . Local . Thinking Matters
Last night I presented the talk ‘Is the New Atheism Reasonable?’ at Thinking Matters Tauranga. It was split into two parts – the first was a bit of worldview and epistemology and the second more social commentary and history to refute the New Atheist claim that Christianity is somehow bloodthirsty. To start my presentation, I looked at the question of…
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