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Another Atheist Refuses to Debate William Lane Craig

Polly Toynbee pulls out of her scheduled debate with the Christian philosopher.

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Thinking Matters Youth

Thinking Matters Tauranga and Holy Trinity Tauranga have partnered together to produce a new fortnightly apologetics series for young people called “Thinking Matters in a Whatever World”. The series runs from August to December and is hosted at Holy Trinity, Cnr 3rd Ave and Cameron Rd, Tauranga (New Zealand). For more info see here. To be kept up to date…

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John Stott (1921-2011)

John R. W. Stott went to be with the Lord early this morning (3:15 PM London time, 2:15 AM New Zealand time). Stott was one of the most influential evangelicals of the last century, leading an evangelical resurgence in England and shaping the faith of Christians worldwide through his writing and preaching. The news was announced on the the website…

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Roger Nicole, 1915 – 2010

Evangelical scholar and reformed theologian Roger Nicole passed away yesterday at the age of 95.

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Praying for Christopher Hitchens

David Brog writes about how Christians might react to the news of Christopher Hitchens’ cancer.

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Antony Flew dies at 87

Antony Flew, an influential analytic philosopher who dramatically changed his mind on the question of the existence of God, passed away last week.

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This months Bragging Rights Award goes to Matthew Flannagan

In the April Newsletter of Reasonable Faith, William Lane Craig acknowledges the valuable assistance that Matt Flannagan provided Craig in his preparation for his debate with Michael Tooley. It’s great to see Matt getting some well-deserved recognition for his philosophical work. We’re enormously pleased for him.

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How the world’s most prominent atheist changed his mind

Ron Hay describes the story of prominent philosopher and atheist, Antony Flew, and why he abandoned atheism.

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