Audio and Video from the John Lennox NZ Tour

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In 2011, soon after the Canterbury Earthquakes, Professor Emeritus of Mathematics and Philosopher of Science at Oxford University, Dr John Lennox, visited New Zealand for a speaking tour. Due to the tragedy Dr Lennox graciously changed his planned talks to offer hope to a hurting country.  

 

Howick Baptist Sunday morning service (27 Feb)

“Why? Considering the Goodness & Sovereignty of God in the Midst of Suffering”

 

 

Compass at St Pauls (28 Feb) – An evening with John Lennox: God, Suffering, and the Christchurch Earthquake:

 

Interview on NewstalkZB with Leighton Smith (2 March) – Mathematics, Stephen Hawkings, God, Faith, the Christchurch Tragedy (with some caller interaction) 

 

 

5 replies
  1. Jochuhyulo
    Jochuhyulo says:

    Professor John is one of my favorite personality in the face of the world today.
    Thank you so much for the post, I love it…I am very encourage hearing Professor John addressing the issues, and great interview too.
    God bless

  2. Jochuhyulo
    Jochuhyulo says:

    Professor John is one of my favorite personality in the face of the world today.
    Thank you so much for the post, I love it…I am very encourage hearing Professor John addressing the issues, and great interview too.
    God bless

  3. Rob McKay
    Rob McKay says:

    I thoroughly enjoyed meeting and listening to John Lennox when he last visited NZ and I also enjoyed watching on You tube the Oxford debate Lennox had with Richard Dawkins.

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  1. Seven Days That Divide the World: John Lennox on Creation, Science, and Scripture | Thinking Matters says:
    July 15, 2011 at 10:10 pm

    […] Professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford and a recent visitor to New Zealand, Lennox argues in Seven Days that science and faith can in fact peacefully co-exist and that […]

  2. Hear all of John Lennox’s New Zealand Talks | MandM says:
    March 23, 2011 at 10:38 pm

    […] Hat Tip: Thinking Matters […]

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