Proof The Bible Is True

In this lecture, entitled Internal Evidences for the Truth of the Gospels, Dr. Timothy McGrew presents internal evidence bearing on the authenticity of the Gospels, with a special emphasis on undesigned coincidences in the Gospel accounts. This is about 45 minutes of content followed by fifteen minutes of Q&A. If you want the powerpoint, go to www.Apologetics315.com Visit the Library of Historical Apologetics at http For more apologetics resources like this one, visit www.Apologetics315.com This is PART 3 of a series of lectures 01: Who Wrote the Gospels? 02: External Evidence for the Truth of the Gospels and Acts 03: [More]

In this lecture, entitled Alleged Contradictions in the Gospels, Dr. Timothy McGrew explores and answers 7 alleged contradictions between the Gospels. This is about an hour of content followed by about 15 minutes of Q&A. If you want the powerpoint and PDF of this lecture, go to www.Apologetics315.com Visit the Library of Historical Apologetics at http For more apologetics resources like this one, visit www.Apologetics315.com This is PART 5a of a series of lectures 01: Who Wrote the Gospels? 02: External Evidence for the Truth of the Gospels and Acts 03: Internal Evidence for the Truth of the Gospels 04a: [More]

Today’s interview is with Richard Morgan, a former atheist who found salvation in Jesus Christ. His testimony is fascinating, as part of his conversion story came about through his interactions on the Richard Dawkins website discussion boards. He has appeared on the Unbelievable? Radio program (here / MP3). He talks about his background, how he arrived at atheism, how he viewed God, his encounters on the RD forums, and his conversion to Christianity. He also offers some words of insight for Christians and atheists. For more apologist interviews, visit Apologetics315.com

Today’s interview is with Marcia Montenegro, founder of Christian Answers for the New Age (CANA). She talks about the difference between the New Age and the occult, how people tend to get into these areas, her journey into the occult and work as a professional astrologer, the nature of spiritual experiences and what’s going on, spirit guides, astrology, her conversion to Christianity, and her advice to those interacting with those caught up in the New Age or occult. For more apologist interviews, visit Apologetics315.com

Today’s interview is with Holly Ordway, professor of English and literature and author of Not God’s Type: A Rational Academic Finds a Radical Faith. She talks about her background as an atheist, her encounters with Christians in the past, the influence of literature and poetry, personal influences from others, looking at arguments for the existence of God, counter-arguments against God, psychological explanations, her encounter with Christ, her advice to skeptics and her advice to Christian apologists. For more apologist interviews, visit Apologetics315.com

Today’s interview is with Peter Kreeft, professor of philosophy at Boston College and at the King’s College, in New York City. He talks about his background and influences, his view of philosophy and theology, why we should learn logic (and his logic textbook), etiquette in evaluating arguments, Socratic method & dialogue, caring for the soul, dealing with difficult and loaded questions, preparation for apologetics dialogue (it’s not just study), cultivating integrity and character, advice for being a life-long learner, and using literature in apologetics. For more apologist interviews, visit Apologetics315.com

Today’s interview is with apologist Norman Geisler, Distinguished Professor of Apologetics at Veritas Evangelical Seminary and author of over 70 books. He answers a variety of questions and topics: how he got into apologetics, his greatest influences on his own thinking, the change on the apologetics landscape in the past decades, his suggested required reading for all apologists, the kinds of arguments he has encountered and how they have affected him, advice for studying arguments, the growth of apologetics in the church, the top three topics to focus on, skills apologists should develop, pitfalls to avoid, areas that should be [More]

Today’s interview is with New Testament scholar Dr. Craig Blomberg, distinguished professor of New Testament at Denver Seminary in Colorado. He talks about how he got into NT studies, the importance of the Gospels and their dating, how we determine the authorship of the Gospels, how we got four Gospels and not more, the selection of the Gospel canon, the use of non-canonical sources, dealing with miracles account found in historical documents, responding to the claim of contradictions in the Gospels, interpreting historical documents, differences in the Gospel of John, the work and impact of Bart Ehrman, the “all-or-nothing” approach [More]

Today’s interview is with Biblical scholar Professor Craig Evans. He talks about his background and how he got into this area of scholarship (Jesus, the Gospels and Biblical manuscripts), what impresses him most about the Bible, handling manuscripts, the quest for the historical Jesus (and its overall timeline), the scholarly opinion on the “Jesus never existed” claim, the consensus of scholarship (and why scholarship is important), the contemporary distortion of Jesus, the demonstrable flaws in the thinking of particular scholars, evaluating presuppositions, a case for the reliability of the Gospels, the contrasting view of the “other” gospels, how to investigate [More]

Today’s interview is with Paul L. Maier, the Russell H. Seibert Professor of Ancient History at Western Michigan University and a much-published author of both scholarly and popular works. He talks about his background as an historian, the existence of Jesus, his debate with Dan Barker, the pagan myth accusation, ancient sources for the life of Jesus, the historicity of the first Christmas, and more. For more apologist interviews, visit Apologetics315.com

Is it a coincidence that Jesus is the Messiah?

Most people struggle to believe what Jesus had to say. How can we know for sure that Jesus made the claims he did in the Bible?

Our guest Sean McDowell from Worldview Ministries answers the question “Is God a Human Invention?” For more info about our guest, visit seanmcdowell.org.

The Bible is a historical book based upon events within history. How do we know? Josh McDowell talks about several books of the Bible that were written from eyewitness account.

Josh McDowell shares some convincing truths on why the claims of Jesus must be true.

Jesus is the most unlikely candidate to be the Messiah of his time. Josh McDowell provides a historical perspective of Jesus as seen through the eyes of the religious men during Biblical times.

JOIN Co-authors Josh McDowell & Dave Sterrett for The World’s Biggest CoffeeHouse Chat Wednesday, Feb. 2, at 7 PM Central/7 PM Pacific. Josh, a former agnostic and best-selling Christian author, and Dave of I am Second will host a one-hour live, interactive webinar to tackle YOUR hard-to-answer questions about the Bible, Jesus, and the Resurrection. It just might rescue YOU from the brink of overwhelming doubt, fear, or unbelief when you need it most!

Josh McDowell answers the question Is what was written in the Bible actually what happened?

Dr Josh McDowell tells about the undeniable historicity of the existence of Jesus Christ and more importantly, His death on the cross. Full video from ABNSAT.com under ‘Online Video’, titled “Jesus Touching Heart&Mind”

For more information and resources visit: www.reasonablefaith.org In September 2012, during his visit to The University of St Andrews in Scotland, Dr William Lane Craig delivered a lecture entitled “Is The Material World All there Is?” followed by audience Q&A. In this lecture Dr Craig outlined seven reasons to think that the material world is not all there is but, quite to the contrary, that the material world contains “signposts of transcendence” pointing towards the truth of Christianity. Though the intention was to video tape the entire lecture, a technical error meant that the last half hour was only captured [More]

reasonablefaith.org – October 29, 2011 – Frank Turek does an interview with William Lane Craig at the Apologetics Confrence at the Southern Evangelical Seminary. Dr. Craig speaks on his experiene with the Reasonable Faith tour in the UK. We welcome your comments in the Reasonable Faith forums www.reasonablefaith.org

A lecture Dr. William Lane Craig gave at Saddleback in 2009. Here he talks about the Kalam Cosmological Argument made by Al Ghazali. Here’s a link to a lecture by William Lane Craig on really bad objections (some of them laughable) youtube atheists made against the Kalam Cosmological Argument: www.youtube.com You can see this lecture in parts here: www.youtube.com Here is a playlist of videos of William Lane Craig addressing a comprehensive list of refutations and objections and questions made by various people about the Kalam Cosmological Argument: www.youtube.com

Prof. William Lane Craig was invited by the undergraduate Christian Union at Imperial College, London to give a lunch-time lecture on “The Evidence for God”. Dr Craig presented seven arguments and then invited questions from the student audience. The lecture was web streamed at the time. This is a high definition film recording of the event which includes the previously unseen Q&A session.

I don’t think that arguing against objective morality, or arguing FOR it but towards a naturalistic source, are the only options. Take a look at what happens when we (even hypothetically) concede that it has a theistic basis! It certainly doesn’t do Christianity any favors. Twitter: twitter.com SCRIPT IS AT www.nonstampcollector.com OTHERS at www.nonstampcollector.com Why couldn’t an objective morality simply make sense? Why does looking at morality through the lens of Christianity make such LITTLE sense? Well, it’s obvious why – Christianity and its god is nonsense. There could be no clearer sign that Christianity is a man-made bunch of [More]

PBS’ “Closer to Truth” conducted the best interview Dr. William Lane Craig ever had. Host and scientist Robert Lawrence Kuhn asks all the right questions about philosophy, religion, and science with him. You will get a nutshell of Dr. Craig’s thoughts in this interview (although his views on the resurrection of Jesus is absent from this interview). Hopefully, it will lead you to pursue more research on the topics. Dr. Craig is quite simply a philosopher’s philosopher. Watch this interview in parts: www.youtube.com William Lane Craig’s website: reasonablefaith.org Link www.closertotruth.com Index of videos on William Lane Craig drcraigvideos.blogspot.com William Lane [More]