Weekly Apologetics Bonus Links (01/22-01/29)
Here are this week’s recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.
• Debate Audio: Michael Brown vs. James White on Calvinism
• Tim Keller’s Impressions on “The Shack”
• The Shack — The Missing Art of Evangelical Discernment
• Video of William Lane Craig explaining the Kalam cosmological argument simply.
• Sean McDowell’s First Debate
• Debate: McDowell & Corbet on God and Moral Values
• Truthbomb Apologetics is Da Bomb – Free Ebooks
• Richard Dawkins Lectures Christians
• Richard Dawkins on the Wonder of the World
• When Arguments Don’t Work
• Evolution Can’t Tell Darwin’s Story: A Review of the Movie “Creation”
• PleaseConvinceMe Blog: We’ve Been Interviewed by Apologetics 315
• Philosophy Word of the Day – Omniscience and Divine Foreknowledge
• Apologetics Conference and Debate
• Evangelical Philosophical Society Article: The Hazards of Self-Promotion
• Event: The C.S. Lewis Society Presents – Signature in the Cell: DNA and the Evidence for Intelligent Design
• Dr. Phil Fernandes on New Testament Reliability
• If God Made the Universe, What Made God?
• The old J.P. Moreland book I thought was new. Thanks for the correction, @GeoTheoBO!
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Brian Auten
Brian Auten is the founder emeritus of Apologetics315. He is also director of Reasonable Faith Belfast. Brian holds a Masters degree in Christian Apologetics and has interviewed over 150 Christian apologists. His background is in missions, media direction, graphic design, and administration. Brian started Apologetics315 in 2007 to be an apologetics hub to equip Christians to defend the faith.
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The Seeking Disciple
All great stuff. The "debate" between Dr. Michael Brown and Dr. James White is a great listen. Both men are quite gentlemen toward each other and seem to understand that their debate is an in-house debate.
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Ashley Brewer
I totally enjoy listening to debates accompanied by Dinesh D'Souza and William Lane Craig. Not to mention John MacArthur and Ravi Zacharias.
I also find it amusing that atheists keep asking/debate the same questions after they've already been answered/defeated previosly (and in fact, quite reasonably.)