By: Rodney|16 November, 2012|Categories: Creation & Evolution . intelligent design . Thinking Matters Tauranga|Tags: Apologetics . Christianity . Creation . Evangelism . evolution . existence of God . intelligent design . new atheism
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Intelligent Design scholar Dr. Thomas Woodward (Wikipedia) will be visiting Tauranga for a few days in the second week of December 2012. Qualifications Dr. Woodward is Research Professor at Trinity College of Florida in Tampa Bay, where he has taught for 23 years. He has spoken on the topic of evolution, Intelligent Design and the existence of God at over…
Read more »By: Jason|02 September, 2011|Categories: History|Tags: Arbaic science . Christianity . islam . origin of modern science . Scientific Revolution
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By the thirteenth century, Arabic science was the most advanced in the world. Advances in optics, astronomy, medicine, architecture, and more had brought a golden age of science and technology. Today, however, the scientific contribution of Muslim countries pales in comparison. Since 1901, only two scientists from Muslim countries have won Nobel Prizes in science. In total, forty-six Muslim countries…
Read more »By: Jason|25 August, 2011|Categories: Quotes|Tags: agnosticism . Christianity . G. K. Chesterton . joy . sorrow . worship
–G. K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy (page 138).
Read more »The CNN blog has a good post about the suspected killer’s religion and what role this might have played in motivating his actions.
Read more »By: Jason|10 April, 2011|Categories: Media|Tags: Christianity . Faith . John Lennox . Rationality . Truth
UCLA law professor Daniel Lowenstein interviews Oxford mathematician John Lennox about the truth of Christianity and the grounds for faith.
Read more »By: Stuart|20 September, 2010|Categories: Debates|Tags: atheism . Bible . Christianity . Conquest of Canaan . debate . Divine Command Theory . Ethics . God . matthew flannagan . morality . Raymond Bradley . theism
Footage of the debate between Raymond Bradley and Matt Flannagan.
Read more »By: Jason|29 April, 2010|Categories: politics|Tags: Christianity . consequences . Judeo-Christian heritage . livability . secularism . western civilization
John D. Steinrucken, writing for the American Thinker, argues that Western civilization’s survival depends on its preservation of the Judeo-Christian tradition.
Read more »By: Stuart|14 December, 2009|Categories: Apologetics . Philosophy of Religion|Tags: Bus campaign . Christianity . morality . new atheism . Pascal
Stuart offers some thoughts on the proposed “Atheist” bus advertisements coming to New Zealand in March.
Read more »By: Jason|25 November, 2009|Categories: Quotes|Tags: Christianity . Ethics . Jesus Christ . Sermon on the Mount
Peter Kreeft explains that the heart of Christianity is not ethical, but metaphysical.
Read more »By: Jason|06 November, 2009|Categories: Science & History|Tags: Christianity . Constantine . Dark Ages . Galileo . Hypatia . Middle Ages . science
Michael Flynn discusses several distortions about the history of Christianity.
Read more »By: Stuart|26 March, 2009|Categories: Apologetics|Tags: Buddhism . Christianity
A testimony from Peter Thein Nyunt, a former Buddhist’s apprentice who was recently in New Zealand with the Langham Partnership. The view from the inside of this religion and supposedly superior ethical system from this native from Myanmar (formerly Burma) about Buddhism is illuminating.
Read more »By: Stuart|27 January, 2009|Categories: Philosophy of Science|Tags: Christianity . Conflict Thesis . science
A response to Yahoo News article “God and science: an inner conflict,” by Robin Lloyd. And Kenneth Samples gives four reasons why historically science and Christianity have been allies rather than enemies.
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