Weekly Apologetics Bonus Links (05/31 – 06/07) – Apologetics315

Weekly Apologetics Bonus Links (05/31 – 06/07)

Here are this week’s recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.

• Chesterton the Apologist

• Design in Biology and Physics

• Free Logic Primer eBook Download

• Flight: The Genius of Birds – A Review

• An Apologetics Reading Plan for Beginners

• Three Ways of Using Story in Apologetics

• Does science cause people to disbelieve in God?

• Free on Kindle: The Perfect Leader by Ken Boa

• On Kindle for Free: Pascal’s Pensées by Blaise Pascal

• Smart Faith Apologetics conference in Phoenix this Saturday

• Are Theists the Only People Who Have the “Burden of Proof”?

• Peter Kreeft and Ronald K. Tacelli on Apologetic Arguments

• William Paley (1743-1805) – Historical Apologist Spotlight

• Is God a Moral Monster? by Paul Copan for $3.99 on Kindle

• “The NT Canon Was Not Decided at Nicea—Nor Any Other Church Council.”

• J. Warner Wallace: important differences between Christianity and Mormonism

• Dan Barker debates Casey Luskin on academic freedom on the Michael Medved show

• Jurors Are Asked to Do More Than Hear the Case; They’re Asked to Make a Decision

• New App from Doug Powell: iWitness World Religions for iPad on the iTunes App Store

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Written by 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.

Comments:

Anonymous

June 8, 2013

Hey Brian, for those of us without Kindles would there be any chance of alerting us to any cheap books on Kobo?

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