Here are this week's recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.• Masters in Apologetics
• The State of Apologetics
• 12 Things Science Can’t Explain
• When Were The Gospels Written?
• Rethink Apologetics Conference
• 100 Kindle Books for $3.99 or Less
• The Difference Between Buddha and Jesus
• Unpacking Atheism Simulcast with Lee Strobel
• Unbelievable Conference now available on DVD
• Book Review: “The Myth of Religious Violence”
• Denver Seminary > M.A. in Apologetics and Ethics
• Darwin or Design? Conference still taking registrations
• Angus Menuge’s ontological argument against naturalism
• On How to Have a Worthwhile Education: 11 Recommendations
• Apologetics Conference! Equip & Engage: New England 2012
• Theology Unplugged: Coffee with Scholars – Greg Koukl, Part 1
• Summary of Alvin Plantinga's Updated Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism
• WOW. "Christian Apologetics" by Doug Groothuis' on sale for $4.08 on Kindle!
• Nine Reasons to Get a Christian Apologetics and Ethics Degree at Denver Seminary
• Love Your God with All Your Mind (15 Anniversary Updated edition) by J.P. Moreland
• Great ebook: "Arguing with Friends: Keeping Your Friends and Your Convictions"
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2 comments :
Thank you so much, Brian Auten, for highlighting my book Arguing with Friends. As if the endorsement on the back cover wasn't enough of a blessing!
Great interview on the state of apologetics, Brian. Thanks for providing that link.
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