All Unbelievable? articles – Page 37
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Unbelievable? Paula Gooder answers your Bible Questions
Audio: Paula Gooder answers your Bible Questions
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Training, Events, ProductsIs There Evidence For The Resurrection? Jay Smith at Unbelievable? Conf. 2011
Why we can trust the Gospel accounts of Jesus rising from death
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Training, Events, ProductsOpening Address ∕∕ John Lennox ∕∕ Unbelievable? Conf. 2011
What are we apologising for?
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Training, Events, ProductsHas Science Buried God?: John Lennox at Unbelievable? Conf. 2011
Responding to Dawkins, Hawking and the New Atheism
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Training, Events, ProductsHow Do I Make The Case For Faith? David Robertson at Unbelievable? Conf. 2011
How to use apologetics and evangelism in a sceptical world
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Training, Events, ProductsHow Do I Respond To Islam? Jay Smith at Unbelievable? Conf. 2011
Three questions on God, Jesus and the Trinity that Muslims ask
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Training, Events, ProductsCan I Trust The Bible? David Instone-Brewer at Unbelievable? Confernce 2011
Answering common objections to the reliability of the New Testament
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Training, Events, ProductsIs There Evidence For God? Lennox & Robertson at Unbelievable? Conf. 2011
Arguments for God’s existence that you need to know
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Training, Events, ProductsIs God a Moral Monster? David Instone-Brewer at Unbelievable? Conf. 2011
How to understand Old Testament stories of killing in the Name of Yahweh
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ShowsDear Stephen, I Believe In Oscar Wilde’s God
Justin Brierley responds to the viral anti-God video by Stephen Fry.
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ShowsUnbelievable? Why does God allow suffering? Vince Vitale & Julian Baggini
Following atheist Stephen Fry’s viral anti-God video, the question of how a good God could allow suffering has come into focus again.
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Suffering Debate ∕∕ Unbelievable? with Justin Brierley
The full version of the debate on suffering. Justin is joined by Julian Baggini and Vince Vitale, as they go head to head on this most important question. Why Suffering?
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ShowsUnbelievable? The Outsider Test Pt 2 & James Emery White on the ‘Rise of the Nones’
In a continuation of last week’s show David Marshall & John Loftus continue to debate whether Christianity is rationally tenable and unique among world religions.
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ShowsUnbelievable? Does Christianity pass the Outsider Test? David Marshall vs John Loftus
Atheist John Loftus has challenged Christians with the ‘Outsider Test of Faith’. He believes that if Christians examined their own faith with the same level of scepticism they do other faiths, they would reject it.
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ShowsUnbelievable? Does Humanism need God? Angus Ritchie vs Stephen Law
The term ‘Humanism’ is often seen as synonymous with atheism. But a recent Theos report titled: ‘The case for Christian Humanism: why Christians should be Humanists and Humanists should be Christians’ claims to show that atheism is ill-equipped to support the fundamental tenets of Humanism.
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ShowsUnbelievable? Does mathematics point to God? William Lane Craig vs Daniel Came
In 1960 physicist Eugene Wigner wrote a paper on the ‘unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics’. Christian philosopher William (Bill) Lane Craig has recently been developing arguments concerning the ‘applicability’ of mathematics as evidence for God as part of his wider research on abstract objects.
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ShowsUnbelievable? Should Christians rethink Hell? Dr Al Mohler & Chris Date debate the traditional & conditionalist view
Following an article in the New York Times about scholars who adopt an annihilationist (also called ‘conditional immortality’) view of hell rather than the traditional ‘eternal conscious torment’ view, Justin is joined by two evangelicals to debate the issue.
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ShowsUnbelievable? Explaining your faith (to a church-going atheist) - John Pritchard, Andrew Nightingale & Mark Roques
Rt Revd John Pritchard is the recently retired Bishop of Oxford and the author of ‘How to Explain Your Faith’. He joins Justin along with church-going atheist Andrew Nightingale and Christian philosopher and storyteller Mark Roques as they discuss what Andrew loves about the church he attends but why he finds it difficult to believe the claims of Christianity
