Here are this week's recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.• Facing Suffering
• Origins Straw Men
• Finding God in Fairy Tales
• The Redefinition of Nothing
• Scaling the Planets and Stars
• Is the Qur'an the Word of God?
• Book Review: Popologetics
• Can The Gospels Be Trusted?
• Brigham Young Was a False Prophet
• 'Prometheus' raises big questions
• Philosophy and Apologetics at HBU
• On Guard Conference 2012 - video
• Cornelius Van Til PDFs for Download
• Polygamy in the Bible: A sordid tale
• The Closing of The New Atheist Mind
• Review: Erasing Hell by Francis Chan
• C.S. Lewis on Rationality and Materialism
• So You Want to Be an Atheist Apologist?
• Young Earth Creationist Arguments Examined
• A Different Jesus? - Mormonism Investigated
• Video: Frank Turek Speaks on Same-Sex Marriage
• MP3 Podcasts on Presuppositional Apologetics
• How were the books of the New Testament chosen?
• Three Essential Elements of Everyday Apologetics
• Do Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence?
• Resources For Investigating Today's Competing Religious Claims
• Ehrman’s Problem 11: It’s Hard to Argue with the Consequences of Sin
• Neil Shenvi lectures on the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus
• Shooting Themselves in the Foot: Why Atheistic Evolution is Self-Defeating
• FREE Kindle eBook by Dinesh D'Souza: Godforsaken
• Douglas Groothuis doubts that commentator Dinesh D’Souza solves problem of evil
• New Rosetta Stone discovered: Translations from science journalese into English! (fun)
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1 comments :
I really enjoy some of Dinesh D'Souza's talks and I actually liked his book 'whats so great about Christianity', however i was never comfortable with his acceptance of macro-evolution and some of his recent moral arguements seem to fall short aswell, he gives a list of arguements (a caricature of them) that apologists tend to use and then claims that they don't work really work. He makes some decent points but i wonder if he just doesn't fully understand them
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