Kenneth Samples joined us to discuss how we can determine if the Christian worldview is true. Is it? If so why?

 

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Mark D. Roberts joined us to discuss the historical reliability of the Gospels. Find out why we can trust the accounts given to be a true and reliable source of history.

 

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Rob Bowman joined us to discuss the differing views of Jesus Christ between Christians and Jehovah’s Witnesses. Do they view Christ as we do? If not, why?

 

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Rob Bowman joined us with many other prominent apologists to discuss the Disovery Channel speical “The Lost Tomb of Jesus”. Were the bones of Jesus Christ found in the tomb at Talpiot? If so, then what about the resurrection? What would it mean for Christianity if this were true?

 

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Gary Habermas joined us with many other prominent apologists to discuss the Disovery Channel speical “The Lost Tomb of Jesus”. Were the bones of Jesus Christ found in the tomb at Talpiot? If so, then what about the resurrection? What would it mean for Christianity if this were true?

 

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Mike Licona joined us with many other prominent apologists to discuss the Disovery Channel speical “The Lost Tomb of Jesus”. Were the bones of Jesus Christ found in the tomb at Talpiot? If so, then what about the resurrection? What would it mean for Christianity if this were true?

 

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Mike Licona joined us to discuss his book “Paul Versus Muhammed”. What is the Christian and Muslim view of the resurrection. How can knowing how to defend the resurrection of Christ effectively aid in witnessing to Muslims?

 

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Paul Copan joined us to discuss God as the best explantion for the questions everyone asks. How did we get here? Why are we here? What is the meaning of it all?!

 

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James Sire joined us to discuss his book “The Universe Next Door”. What is the difference between the Christian worldview and the many other belief systems we see in today’s culture? How can we know what to believe? Are all belief systems not essentially the same?

 

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William Lane Craig joined us to discuss arguments for the existence of God with special emphasis on The Kalaam Cosmological Argument. Has the universe always been here or did it have a beginning? What does science say? What does Scripture say? Do the two conflict?

 

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