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Does the God of the Bible delight in bloodshed from His followers? In Genesis 22:2, why did He ask Abraham to offer up his son as a human sacrifice? Is God cruel as atheists allege? Consider the logical answer to the atheistic attack on God’s loving character by looking at the verse in context.
Leading atheists allege that Psalm 137 teaches that God wants His people to dash babies against the rocks and be happy about it. Is this actually what Psalm 137 says?
Did God condone Lot’s actions in Genesis 19:8 when he offered his daughters to the men of Sodom? Some contend that Lot’s conduct and the Bible writers’ praise of the patriarch are reasons to reject the God of the Bible. Are they correct? Consider the specific context to provide an answer to the atheist’s challenge.
True science is catching up with the Bible. True science is the Christian’s friend, and as Romans 1:20 reminds us, it can be used as a powerful tool for evangelism.
True science is catching up with the Bible. True science is the Christian’s friend, and as Romans 1:20 reminds us, it can be used as a powerful tool for evangelism.
True science is catching up with the Bible. True science is the Christian’s friend, and as Romans 1:20 reminds us, it can be used as a powerful tool for evangelism.
True science is catching up with the Bible. True science is the Christian’s friend, and as Romans 1:20 reminds us, it can be used as a powerful tool for evangelism.
True science is catching up with the Bible. True science is the Christian’s friend, and as Romans 1:20 reminds us, it can be used as a powerful tool for evangelism.
True science is catching up with the Bible. True science is the Christian’s friend, and as Romans 1:20 reminds us, it can be used as a powerful tool for evangelism.
The Butt-Barker debate was conducted on the campus of the University of South Carolina in Columbia on February 12, 2009 before a capacity crowd of over 550, with thousands more viewing the debate over the Internet. Both disputants presented arguments, cross-examined each other, and also fielded live questions from the audience.
Speakers: Kyle Butt and Dan Barker
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