Here are this week's recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.
• Houston, TX apologetics event
• 100 Academic Commandments
• An Apologetics Arsenal
• Book Review: "More Than a Theory"
• Naturalism Can’t Be Sure
• God of the Gaps
• What is Religion?
• Evangelistic Tips from C. S. Lewis
• Stephen Meyer in FOUR John Ankerberg online videos
• Spiritual Vertigo, by Lee Strobel
• Are we born to believe in God?
• Is the Qur'an the Word of God?
• The Bible and the Qur'an - an Historical Comparison
• Sign up for Lee Strobel's "Investigating Faith" Newsletter
• Master of Biblical Studies in Apologetics
• How Darwin is defended, in case you wondered…
• Conference: Reasonable Faith in an Uncertain World
• Biola Apologetics Events: March & April
• What Is the Law of Non-Contradiction?
• Love Wins: A Conversation on Rob Bell’s New Book
• Book Critique: Four Views On Hell
• God and the Problem of Evil (video)
• What Christians Can Learn From Judaism: The Shtiebel
• Nonsense of a High Order: The Confused and Illusory World of the Atheist
• The Four Gospels: Do We Have Now What They Wrote Then? (Peter S Williams MP3)
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2 comments :
Thanks again for putting all of these links together Brian. I scour the Internet for stories but you find so many things that I missed every week!
Great links as always Brian, thank you!
Just a note re the "Master of Biblical Studies in Apologetics" link ... from the school's website: "Tyndale Theological Seminary and Biblical Institute is not accredited, and has no plans to pursue any type of accreditation" This school shouldn't be confused with Tyndale University College & Seminary (which is ATS accredited, and my alma mater) or any of the other accredited schools with Tyndale in their names. It could be a fine school & an excellent degree, I don't know, but potential students should be aware of the limitations that an unaccredited degree will have.
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