Lots of people have figured out that atheism doesn’t really work but they are not convinced that religion really works either, and so are very, very open
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“Disillusioned with Dawkins: My Journey from Atheism to Christianity”: Peter Byrom
Atheism was looking intellectually weak; and existentially and from a lifestyle point of view it was unfulfilling, silly, cheap and shallow.
Why Bother With ‘Apologetics’?
Why bother with apologetics?.... The Bible commands it, the culture demands it, the Church needs it, and the results confirm it. By TIM BARNETT
Sharing the Gospel on Radio Orkney!
Andy Bannister recently appeared on Cameron Stout's radio show, to talk about music, life, faith and meaning. Enjoy the show!
Exploring The God Question – Review
This high-quality video series manages to cover a very wide range of topics and perspectives within the broad area of science and religion, and it does so, in the main, very well indeed.
Yuval Noah Harari’s ‘Sapiens’ and ‘Homo Deus’ – a depressing view of our Humanity
BY SARAH ALLEN - Harari’s rejection of meaning offers no hope for this chaos, but unintentionally points us in the right direction. We humans desperately need meaning because we are cooperating and communicating persons made in the image of the personal three-in-one God. We need to know that our values of love and justice and our feelings of pain and compassion are not part of a lifeless algorithm, or a convenient myth, but have significance beyond our brain chemistry
The Questions of Pluralism
My truth? Your truth? Our truth? Their Truth? Is there a truth to be found, or are all truth-claims equally valid? What do Christians mean when they claim that Jesus is 'the truth'? In the incisive feature article, Vince Vitale examines 'pluralism'. This has been adapted from 'Jesus Among Secular Gods' by Vince Vitale & Ravi Zacharias, and is reproduced with the permission of Hachette Media
If God, why evil and suffering? | Andy Bannister
An evening with Dr Andy Bannister, hosted by Ayr Free Church at University of West Scotland on Tuesday November 7, 2017
VIDEO: Five bad reasons Christians avoid apologetics
Five really bad reasons Christians avoid apologetics. This was also discussed on the Janet Parshall Show on Moody Radio
Unbelievable? The Conference 2013
Jesus asked his disciples “who do you say that I am?”. The question still resounds today. Many say that Jesus was just a “good man”, others say he was deluded, some question his very existence. So how can Christians make the case for Christ to their friends and family? Now in its third year, Unbelievable? The …