What happens when we die? Are we just worm food? Are our atoms just scattered to the four winds? And doesn't the same fate, on atheism, await all of humanity—in which case, what difference does it make how we live now?
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Andy Bannister, Dave Hutchings and Scripture Union Youth Apologetics in Edinburgh
Young people need to know that science and faith are not enemies, and that they don't need to chose 'sides'
What Difference Would Jesus Make to Me?
"Even if the claims Jesus were true, why should I care?" In this episode of Short Answers, Andy Bannister sits down with special guest Jonny Somerville from the NUA film series
Coffee-shop evangelism in Dundee
After speaking about Jesus, we had a great Q&A, and then conversations went on late into the night..
If God appeared to me, I’d believe in Him
"Has science explained everything?" In this episode of Short Answers we see why the answer is a resounding "no", explore why science is an utterly brilliant invention, and discover why science only works in the first place if God exists.
Spring Harvest 2019.
Andy Bannister was on the speaking team at Minehead, and in this video-blog reports on a week of ministry and encouragement.
Has science explained everything?
"Has science explained everything?" In this episode of Short Answers we see why the answer is a resounding "no", explore why science is an utterly brilliant invention, and discover why science only works in the first place if God exists.
Given the legacy of the Church why should I take Christianity seriously?
The Church has a history which includes a legacy of violence, examples like the Spanish Inquisition or the Crusades are often cited. Does this mean we can't take Christianity seriously?
Is there anything wrong with multi-faith events?
In our increasingly divided world, some people think the way to bring people together is to promote multifaith events, which try to blend different religious traditions together.
Where is God when it hurts?
Where is God when it hurts? In the latest SHORT ANSWERS video, David Robertson takes a very personal look at the question of where God is to be found when we experience sickness, suffering, or grief.