Weekly Apologetics Bonus Links (04/10 - 04/24)

Here are this week's recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.

KINDLE DEALS:
• Five Views on Apologetics - 2.99
• Worldview Conversations: How to Share Your Faith and Keep Your Friends - 2.99
• Finding the Real Jesus: A Guide for Curious Christians and Skeptical Seekers by Lee Strobel - 1.99
• Is the Bible Sexist, Racist, Homophobic? by Jonathan Morrow - 0.99
• VeriTalks books, cheap on Kindle

WEEKLY LINKS:
• Preaching
• Why Suffering?
• Facts vs. Faith
• God and complexity
• Nabeel Qureshi on Truth
• Has Science Buried God?
• The Magical Moral Mystery
• 5 Mistakes Apologists Make
• Why is Apologetics Important?
• The Case for the Resurrection
• Street Epistemologists – On Guard
• Master of Arts in Apologetics with HBU
• Verifiability Is A Christian Distinctive
• Debate: Frank Turek vs. Michael Shermer
• Evolution and Design: Articles and Resources
• Reasonable Faith Conference: Bakersfield, CA
• Three Steps to Protect Christian Wedding Vendors
• What is the Free Will Defense to the Problem of Evil?
• Common Objection #25- "Jesus never said anything about homosexuality."
• Video: Evidence for God- Key Arguments for a Reasonable Faith by William Lane Craig
• Now on Audible! Grand Central Question: Answering the Critical Concerns of the Major Worldviews

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Book Review: Peril in Paradise by Mark S. Whorton

The problem of suffering and evil is one of the most persuasive challenges against the Christian worldview. As defenders of the true worldview, Christians need to be prepared to address this challenge. Interestingly enough, this challenge does not only come from unbelievers but also from those within the Church. The idea that animals died before humans arrived on the scene (and fell into sin) is a stumbling block for many to coming to Christ, yet the natural world tells of a history of animal suffering and death prior to humanity. It seems as though the scientific evidence and the claims of Christianity are at odds with one another. In his book Peril In Paradise (paperback and Kindle), Mark S. Whorton addresses this supposed incompatibility directly. His confrontation of the issue is in the context of a long discussion with Christians who support such an incompatibility (which appears to give the unbelievers' concern credibility). The book is 233 pages divided into four parts and sixteen chapters. This review will provide a chapter-by-chapter summary of the book's content, but it is not meant to replace reading the book to dig more deeply into the details of the arguments presented by the author for his conclusions. The review will conclude with this reviewer's thoughts and recommendations.

Weekly Apologetics Bonus Links (03/27 - 04/10)

Here are this week's recommended apologetics links. Enjoy.

KINDLE DEALS:
• Five Views on Apologetics - 2.99
• Worldview Conversations: How to Share Your Faith and Keep Your Friends - 2.99
• Finding the Real Jesus: A Guide for Curious Christians and Skeptical Seekers by Lee Strobel - 1.99
• Does God Exist? by William Lane Craig - 0.99
• Is the Bible Sexist, Racist, Homophobic? by Jonathan Morrow - 0.99
• VeriTalks books, cheap on Kindle

WEEKLY LINKS:
• Mind of the Maker
• Why did Jesus have to die?
• Jesus Is Evidence That God Exists
• The Unexpected Defenders: Meet the Women Apologists
• Is science the only way to know anything about anything?
• How Cold-Case Killers Confirm the Biblical Description of Humans
• The Brief Case for Peter’s Influence on Mark’s Gospel (Bible Insert)
• William Lane Craig presents the evidence for the resurrection of Jesus

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