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Dallas Willard On the Disappearance of Moral Knowledge

In this video from a lecture delivered last month, philosopher Dallas Willard explores whether the moral life can be the subject of knowledge in an age that is skeptical about non-empirical claims.

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Auckland Event: Postgrad Study for the Glory of God

This Saturday (the 29th of May), the Tertiary Students Christian Fellowship is hosting a seminar in Auckland to consider the issues involved with postgraduate life.

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Auckland Event: God in the Light of the Critics

On Saturday the 29th of May, TANSA (Theology and the Natural Sciences in Aotearoa), in conjunction with the Vaughan Park Anglican Retreat Centre, will be holding a seminar on God and the new wave of atheism.

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What Would Jesus Say to a Relativist?

In this sermon at Castle Pines Community Church, Douglas Groothius offers a useful overview of religious and moral relativism. He talks about Jesus as a thinker and a model for us in communicating truth and approaching intellectual problems.

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The God Who Dies—and Lives Again

Don Carson discusses the heart of Christianity – the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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Are logical arguments evidence?

Stuart looks at the claim that logical arguments are not evidence and unpacks the evidential value of philosophical arguments in our investigation of reality.

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Book Review: Who Made God?

Michael Drake reviews Edgar Andrews’ new book about science and the existence of God.

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Kenneth Samples on the Compatibility of Faith and Reason

Kenneth Samples, apologist at Reasons to Believe, offers a cumulative case for the existence of God and for the reasonableness of Christian faith.

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The Resurrection Effect

Tom Wright talks about the importance of the resurrection of Jesus Christ for the message of Christianity.

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