Here are this week's recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.
• Knowledge - What counts?
• Atheism, The Paper Tiger
• Win a Philosophia Christi Journal
• God, science and evolution Part 1
• Faith, Reason, and Personal Persuasion
• Should Christians Embrace Evolution?
• Apologetics: Why your church needs it
• Accessible Apologetics: Curriculum Review
• Planet Narnia by Michael Ward: Book Review
• Sean McDowell: Lessons From My Father (Part 1)
• Subscribe to RatioChristiTV's Channel on YouTube
• Integrating Diverse Arguments in Apologetics Site
• Is the Bible from God? 3 Signs of the Supernatural
• William Lane Craig on the doctrine of substitutionary atonement
• How Does One Atheist Support the Existence of Human Rationality?
• The UK Centre for Intelligent Design Announces Its 2011 Conference
• Ed Feser explains common misunderstandings of cosmological arguments
• New study: frequent Bible reading leads to charity and openness to science
• Before we had an "official Bible" what and who determined sound doctrine? (video)
• Common Objection #16 - "We know nothing about Jesus outside of the New Testament."
• Natural Signs and Knowledge of God: A New Look at Theistic Arguments
• New Book: Reformed Epistemology and the Problem of Religious Diversity
• Book Review: “O” God: A Dialogue on Truth and Oprah’s Spirituality
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1 comments :
The Reformed epistomology book looks really interesting...I was following some earlier bit on 'warrrant' in the Van Till book by Greg Bahnsen and then the 'Four Views on Apologetics' book featuring a chapter on Reformed Epistemology by Scott Oliphant. I was a bit confused and am very happy to see another book to help me understand!
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