By: Jason|09 December, 2011|Categories: Audio|Tags: historical credibility . historicity of the NT . the Acts . the Gospels . Tim McGrew
In a talk originally presented to the Reasonable Faith chapter in Belfast, Timothy McGrew, Professor of Philosophy at Western Michigan University, explores five tests for the historicity of ancient works and applies these to the Gospels and the book of Acts. Download the audio here and the powerpoint slides here. Source: Brian Auten
Read more »By: Jason|06 December, 2011|Categories: Audio|Tags: Alvin Plantinga . Brian Auten . interview . Philosophy
This week, influential Christian philosopher Alvin Plantinga talks to Brian Auten from Apologetics315. They discuss Plantinga’s journey into philosophy, neglected arguments for the existence of God, the role of arguments, and more. Get the audio here.
Read more »By: Jason|06 December, 2011|Categories: Video|Tags: origin of the universe . reasonable faith UK tour . Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow . william lane craig
In a talk at St Andrew the Great church, Cambridge, Craig outlines the weaknesses of the central arguments of Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow’s controversial book. His talk is followed by comments by Rodney Holder, an astrophysicist, and then Q&A with the audience. The lecture took place on the 19th October 2011 and was one of the events of The…
Read more »By: Jason|02 December, 2011|Categories: Video|Tags: Douglas R. Groothuis. . frank turek . Paige Patterson . reliability of the Bible . rick warren . saddleback church . sean mcdowell . trustworthiness of the Bible
The Ahmanson Lecture Series is an annual apologetics seminar held at Saddleback Church in Southern California. This year’s topic was the trustworthiness of the Bible, with a great lineup of guests speakers including Sean McDowell, Paige Patterson, Frank Turek, and Douglas R. Groothuis. I’ve embedded the video from the talks below. If you’re having trouble accessing the links, you can…
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