By: Jason|20 February, 2010|Categories: About|Tags: Apologetics . J P Moreland . sermons
Some new topical sermons by professor of philosophy, J. P. Moreland, delivered at the Vineyard Christian Fellowship in Anaheim, California.
Read more »By: Jason|08 February, 2010|Categories: Websites|Tags: Apologetics . media . veritas forum . Video
The Veritas Forum have launched a new website, offering an excellent archive of lectures delivered by prominent Christian thinkers and speakers at universities in North America and Europe.
Read more »By: Jason|24 January, 2010|Categories: About|Tags: Apologetics . exegetical basis for apologetics . introduction to apologetics . Os Guinness
Some lectures delivered to the L’Abri fellowship in the UK by Os Guinness, introducing and defending the task of apologetics.
Read more »By: Jason|18 January, 2010|Categories: Books|Tags: apologetic strategy . apologetic tactics . Apologetics . Charlie Campbell
A new book for those looking for brief but good answers to common questions has been released by Charlie Campbell. Jason also offers some advice for those who might be thinking of picking it up.
Read more »By: Jason|09 December, 2009|Categories: Practical Engagement|Tags: Apologetics . Christianity Today . Evangelism . Lesslie Newbigin . missions
Christianity Today has a good article on Lesslie Newbigin, the Church of Scotland missionary who served in India before becoming an important writer on the subject of missions, evangelism, and cultural engagement.
Read more »By: Jason|03 December, 2009|Categories: Quotes|Tags: Apologetics . culture . J. Gresham Machen
Influential Presbyterian theologian and co-founder of the Westminster Theological Seminary, J. Gresham Machen (1881-1937) discusses why the intellectual challenges to the Gospel matter.
Read more »By: Jason|18 November, 2009|Categories: Media|Tags: Apologetics . doctrine of Scripture . Philosophy . scott oliphint . westminister theological seminary
Dr. Scott Oliphint talks about how we should seek to apply the doctrine of Scripture to philosophy and our defense of Christianity.
Read more »By: Stuart|26 September, 2009|Categories: Practical Engagement|Tags: Apologetics . iphone . Practical engagment
Here is some good news from MDL Associates concerning technological advances in the availability of apologetics. On 10 September, 2009 “ApApp Christian Apologetics” was launched. If you ever been stumped when talking to your friends, it used to be you had to say “I don’t know. I’ll have to get back to you on that one…” No longer! Just pull…
Read more »By: Stuart|11 February, 2009|Categories: Apologetics . Evangelism|Tags: Apologetics . Evangelism . Healing . Miracles . Skepticism
I have long thought that a miracle can be an apologetic. It was one of the chief ways that God authenticated His word and His revelation. Today, with the resurgence of our awareness of miracles, it is important we think about how the testimony of miracles sounds to unbelievers, particularly those who are sceptical and philosophically opposed to Christianity and belief in God.
In order to develop an apologetic for God’s existence that reduces the opportunity for scepticism, based upon the testimony of miracles, I suggest that a miracle X meets the following criteria.
Read more »By: Stuart|11 February, 2009|Categories: Apologetics . Evangelism|Tags: Apologetics . Evangelism . Healing . Miricles
I am deeply concerned about a perceived attitude accompanying our rising awareness that miracles are a part of the normal Christian life. The danger in the resurgence of the miraculous, especially in so-called “healing-evangelism”, is an outlook that says all we need to prove God’s existence, and solve all our apologetic needs, is to believe, pray for a miracle, and let God do the rest.
Read more »By: Rob|20 December, 2008|Categories: Thinking Matters|Tags: Add new tag . Apologetics . apologetics methodology
Apologist Dr. Phil Fernandes presents a series of lectures on Apologetics Methodologies, Past and Present. Original web page here. To make things easier, you can download these lectures directly to iTunes as a podcast.
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