YouTube URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvpWxZ9OeJQ
From the Stand To Reason Blog.
The link immediately above explains the situation you see in the video. My question to you is how would you reply to the would-be atheist’s arguments?
Comment below! :)
From DrOakley1689: Nooma 15 really bothered me, and it should bother you, too. I get Bell’s argument, but, it just doesn’t work. Not only is the history flaky, but you aren’t the gospel, either. An examination and response to Rob Bell’s odd claims about the nature of the gospel.
YouTube URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TsVkeMZCkOg
The following are the books which James White cites in this video (any purchase through these links will help support Eye On Apologetics!):
The Case for the Real Jesus: A Journalist Investigates Current Attacks on the Identity of Christ
Pre-Christian Gnosticism: A Survey of the Proposed Evidences
The Gospel and the Greeks: Did the New Testament Borrow from Pagan Thought? (The Student Library)
The Roman Cult of Mithras: The God and His Mysteries
Riddle of Resurrection: "Dying and Rising Gods" in the Ancient Near East (Coniectanea Biblica, Old Testament, 50)
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Elisabeth Cole (Daughter of Exodus International leader, Tim Cole) makes a video
Ask R.C. your questions and watch him answer them live
Since 1973, approximately 52 or 53 million human beings have been murdered in the womb.
Author of Church Planter is interviewed by DG Live
I apologize for having multiple videos that cover this debate. The original site that had posted it is now charging 4 dollars to view it. enjoy.
Ok, hopefully these videos will stay online :)
Brian Auten has put together an e-book titled Is Christianity True? from the essays contributed by various bloggers (including myself). It can be downloaded here in PDF (my article, Christianity Explains Logic, starts on page 115). It is also available in Kindle format, Mobi, ePub, and podcast.
The table of contents below reflects the order of release from April 2010:
April 1: Chris Reese – Foreword
Brian Auten – Introduction
April 2: Tawa Anderson – Does God Exist?
April 5: Jim Wallace – The Best Explanation
April 6: Wes Widner – Coherent, Consistent & Livable
April 7: Richard Gerhardt – The Failure of Naturalism
April 8: Bob Perry – Defrocking the Priests of Scientism
April 9: Peter Grice – Orthogonal Complexity
April 12: Chad Gross – Cumulative Reasons for Christianity
April 13: Shelby Cade – Prophecy and Resurrection
April 14: Luke Nix – Making Sense of the Resurrection
April 15: Aaron Brake – The Facts of the Resurrection
April 16: Amy Hall – The Historical Event of the Resurrection
April 19: James Patrick Holding – The Impossible Faith
April 20: Stephen J. Bedard – Christianity and Other Ancient Religions
April 21: Anthony Horvath – Christianity Proved by the Nature of the Jewish Nation
April 22: Mariano Grinbank – The Euthyphro Dichotomy
April 23: Marcus McElhaney – Christianity is Objectively True
April 26: Vocab Malone / Paul D. Adams – The Gospels Tell Me SoApril 27: Glenn Hendrickson – Christianity Explains LogicApril 28: Brian Colón – Atheism: A Falsified HypothesisApril 29: Kyle Deming – Testing Christianity’s Core Truth ClaimsApril 30: Matthew Flannagan – Showing Christianity is TrueMay 1: Brian Auten – The Wise Man Seeks God
Caught this in my Facebook News Feed. The Library of Historical Apologetics is a website whose aim is to be the
world’s leading resource for lay apologists, pastors, students, and scholars seeking historical apologetics materials for self-study, church classes, sermon preparation, and research. Our digital collection currently contains references to about 3,000 items with a focus on works in English from the 17th through the early 20th centuries.
Their advisory board includes William Lane Craig, Gary Habermas, Craig J. Hazen, and Dr. Robert B. Stewart. The site seems to be in the building progress right now as the 3,000 items are not yet available. They have a road map laid out for the next four years which seems promising. Keep watching this site, it could become a valuable resource for free (public domain) apologetics documents.
*UPDATE*
A few of the items are available at this location. Thanks to Tim for adding the link to the sidebar!
I was doing some quick research before posting my last comment which mentioned (briefly) the physical dangers of the homosexual lifestyle. I’ve heard these numbers before in passing but they are worth sharing here for a few reasons. First, it is pertinent to the past few blogs relating to Prop 8 being overturned by Gay Judge Vaughn Walker. Second, this data has relevant apologetic value for combating the media’s (and many pro-gay advocate’s) portrayal of the need for same-sex marriage.
The quote below is part of a pdf which goes into some pretty ugly statistics about the less told side of homosexual sex. There is a lot about the physical damage and the bacteria, viruses, STDs, etc (79 footnotes in 14 pages, not bad). This snippet below focuses on the number of sexual partners that homosexuals typically have. To break it down, if you have 33 homosexual friends who have been gay/lesbian for awhile, statistically speaking only one of them has been monogamous (with one partner). 7 of those 33 will have between 100 to 500 sexual partners in their lifetime. Continue reading
