This is from writer-director Brian Godawa:
The point is clear. Materialists can talk the talk, but when the rubber meets the road, is their approach to ethics livable?
This is from writer-director Brian Godawa:
The point is clear. Materialists can talk the talk, but when the rubber meets the road, is their approach to ethics livable?
William Dembski, one of the leading lights of the Intelligent Design movement, clarifies:
Here’s an interesting interview with Ben Stein, conducted by theologian R. C. Sproul. I plan on seeing the film tonight. If time permits, I’ll make some commends in the upcoming days.
Reformed theologian John M. Frame has within the last couple of years released a series based on his Doctrine of the Christian Life. It’s produced by Third Millennium Ministries. The name of the series is Making Biblical Decisions. Here are a couple of clips for the first lesson to whet your appetite. They’re readily available from 3rd Mil. This series is an excellent introduction to Frame’s thinking on Christian ethics and I highly recommend it.
It’s been nearly 13 years since Greg Bahnsen went to be with the Lord, but his ministry still continues to edify and inform. Enjoy!
A very helpful apologetic.
Here’s a great parody of the rhetoric of the “new atheists” Richard Darwins and Sam Harris. The point made here ties in nicely with a point made in my entry A Little Atheism is Good for the Soul (Part 2). If atheists want to say that Christianity is false because of the crimes committed in the name of Christianity, then we can play that game too.
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