In William Lane Craig's Reasonable Faith podcast he covers the question: What is Inerrancy? This is a good clarification of the common issues and misconceptions regarding this doctrine.Download full MP3 audio here.
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In William Lane Craig's Reasonable Faith podcast he covers the question: What is Inerrancy? This is a good clarification of the common issues and misconceptions regarding this doctrine.
New Testament scholar Craig Evans and resurrection historian Gary Habermas discuss the various Jesus books on this edition of the John Ankerberg show. This includes a discussion on The Jesus Papers, the Gospel of Judas, Misquoting Jesus, the DaVinci Code, and more. Subscribe to John Ankerberg podcast here.
"If Christianity should happen to be true -- that is to say, if its God is the real God of the universe -- then defending it may mean talking about anything and everything. Things can be irrelevant to the proposition that Christianity is false, but nothing can be irrelevant to the proposition that Christianity is true. [All] things not only may have something to do with the Christian God, but must have something to do with Him if He lives and reigns."
Ken Boa offers a 4 lecture apologetics course on the subject Why Believe in Miracles. Be sure to check out his website for more resources. Subscribe to his podcast here.
James White presents this lecture on The Reliability of the New Testament Text.







Here are some good resources looking into the claims that Jesus never existed.
"The Shack: Where Tragedy Confronts Eternity by William P. Young (Wind Blown Media, 2007, 264 pp) is a New York Times best seller with well over a million copies in print. Literally hundreds of thousands have been blessed by its message, but its message is precisely what calls for scrutiny. Responses to The Shack range from eulogy to heresy..."
“There are only three types of people; those who have found God and serve him; those who have not found God and seek him, and those who live not seeking, or finding him. The first are rational and happy; the second unhappy and rational, and the third foolish and unhappy.”
Dr. Phil Fernandes debates Robert Price on the Infidel Guy radio show on the topic: Is Jesus the Savior? A lengthy but interesting debate/discussion.
These MP3 lectures provide a critique of some of Rabbinic Judaism's and Bahai's perspectives and objections to Christianity. Brought to you by Pagination, a launching point for a number of apologetics blogs.
Apologist Dr. Phil Fernandes has produced hundreds of hours of audio on apologetics. Now these lectures can be fed directly into iTunes via the links below. Just click on each link and it will automatically add the lecture series into your iTunes podcast feeds.
Christian Philosopher Alvin Plantinga offers up "two dozen or so theistic arguments." For those who haven't read/seen them before, here are his notes. Click here for the arguments.
Moral relativism, says Koukl, is not an alternative way to think about morality, nor is it a refinement of how we are to think of morality—rather, it is an outright denial of morality. In this talk, Koukl addresses what he calls the "myth of moral neutrality," discusses the implications of moral relativity, and illuminates several fatal flaws inherent to the moral relativist position. Ultimately, he argues that moral relativism is untenable and that the best reason for the existence of morality is a moral Lawgiver.
The Apologetics 315 blog feed can now be pasted into iTunes for a podcast feed of the debates and apologetics audio that are featured here.
Dinesh D'Souza, author of What's So Great About Christianity, debates Dan Barker, president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, on the topic: Christianity vs. Atheism. This debate is a little different than normal, with a lot of back and forth interaction and questions and answers.
CPX (Centre for Public Christianity) has produced a series of interviews with Oxford Professor and mathematician John Lennox. On topics such as, Science, Atheism and Belief, Atheism and morality, Creator or the Multiverse?, Christianity and the tooth fairy, and a video about his debates with Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens.
Is the New Testament reliable? This is the question that so many things hinge upon. One good little ebook regarding this topic can be found over at the www.whyfaith.com blog.
Dr. Phil Fernandes debates Jim Corbett: The Case for a Creator. An interesting debate with a good case presented by Fernandes.
Gary Habermas' book "The Thomas Factor: Using Your Doubts to Draw Closer to God" is online in (almost) its entirety. Habermas wrote this book for 'Christians who doubt' as well as those who are just a little unsure about their faith.