Mar

18

The Crowd or The Christ ?

March 18, 2008 | 1 Comment

Posted by Jay Foreman · Filed Under Christian Traditions, Trinitarianism, Christian Life, Apologetics 

Palm Sunday…
How well do you understand what it means?
For a great sermon on Palm Sunday, actually the best explanation I’ve ever heard….
On iTunes….
go to Podcasts….
search for Southbrook Church in North Carolina
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The Crowd or The Christ ? 3/17/2008 Message by Rob Singleton

Feb

24

Giving Dr. Bowman a run for his money

February 24, 2008 | 7 Comments

Posted by Samson · Filed Under Current Issues in Theology, Christian Philosophy, Apologetics 

I couldn’t help myself.  I had to do this.  I’m just holding a mirror.  there we’re too many videos, all with their own set of problems.  The common thread is bad hermeneutics.  I had to use the same methodology to make a point.  I hope you enjoy.

Feb

21

Oxford to Ask, Why Do People Believe in God

February 21, 2008 | Leave a Comment

Posted by michaelp · Filed Under Apologetics 

See here.

Jan

16

C.S. Lewis Institute

January 16, 2008 | 2 Comments

Posted by joanied · Filed Under Christian Philosophy, Apologetics 

http://www.cslewisinstitute.org/resources/k_dArchive.htm
Wow, there are some great writings at that website. I printed out the whole Dec 2007 issue. Not many people can write as beautifully as C.S. Lewis himself, though. One of the quotations from Lewis at that website is:”I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen, not only because I see […]

Jan

14

Fascinating reference to Pascal’s Wager from the Atheist Richard Dawkins in his book, “The God Delusion”

January 14, 2008 | 1 Comment

Posted by sthomsen · Filed Under Atheism, Calvinism/Arminianism, Christian Philosophy, Salvation, Apologetics 

Dawkins writes:
The great French mathematician Blaise Pascal reckoned that, however long the odds against God’s existence might be, there is an even larger asymmetry in the penalty for guessing wrong. You’d better believe in God, because if you are right you stand to gain eternal bliss and if you are wrong it won’t make any […]

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