Friday, January 29, 2010

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!

• Find Apologetics 315 on FriendFeed

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2 comments :

Ashley Brewer said...

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.)

The Seeking Disciple said...

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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