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The final session of a six-week series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. This session was responding to questions submitted by people on the course. There are three main areas: some principles for apologetics, responses to the charge that Christianity borrowed central ideas from first-century Mithraism, and why it’s reasonable to believe the [...]  The fifth session of a six-week series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. May 2010. A5. Suffering View more presentations from Tony Watkins. Handout available here. [...] The fourth session of a six-week series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. May 2010. A4. What about other religions? View more webinars from Tony Watkins. Handout available here. [...] The third in the series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. This one considers the charge that, in the words of Richard Dawkins, ‘religion is one of the world’s great evils’. The audio is not yet synchronised to the slides. A3. Is religion evil? View more webinars from Tony Watkins. Handout available here. [...] The second in the series on apologetics at Above Bar Church, Southampton. This one is considering reasons why it is rational to believe that God exists. 2. Is God a Delusion? View more webinars from Tony Watkins. Handout available here. [...] At Above Bar Church, Southampton, we’re doing something a little different for the next few weeks on Sunday evenings. The congregation is splitting for the teaching part of the service. Andrew Page is teaching a series on Hosea, while John Risbridger is doing a Bible overview and I’m teaching a short series on apologetics. [...] Tom Price posted this thought-provoking piece on his blog. If right and wrong are real things, then this could be a clue to help us answer the quesion of whether or not God exists. Since a real standard of right and wrong which hangs above culture and life, might raise the question: Where did [...] |
Tony Watkins is a writer and speaker on Christian faith and contemporary culture, with a particular interest in film. He is the Managing Editor of Culturewatch. |
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