Apologetics Press

The Butt-Scott debate was conducted on the campus of the University of North Alabama in Florence on September 29, 2011, before a capacity crowd of over 1,600, with thousands more viewing the debate over the Internet. Atheist Blair Scott debated Kyle Butt on the existence of God. Both disputants presented arguments, cross-examined each other, and also fielded questions from the audience.

Speakers: Kyle Butt and Blair Scott

Debate on Suffering and the existence of God between Kyle Butt and Bart Ehrman that took place on the campus of the University of North Alabama on April 4, 2014.

The final session of this seminar spotlights the two premiere moral issues confronting American civilization–issues that will inevitably elicit divine retribution and spell the demise of the Republic. Practical solutions are then offered in hopes of averting national disaster.

Session #4 of this seminar demonstrates how public education in America from the Founding era up until World War II was laced with Bible morality and Christian content–now largely stripped from the school system.

Session #3 demonstrates America’s religious heritage as manifested on our money, and our national memorials and monuments. The evidence for the nation’s original attachment to God is decisive and breathtaking.

Session #2 of this seminar presents multiple political utterances from the Founding Fathers that verify America’s religious heritage. The historical evidence is voluminous and decisive: the Founders of the American Republic intended the political institutions that they established to be based upon and rooted in the moral principles of the Christian religion.

Session #1 of “The Silencing of God” seminar introduces the sinister attempt to expunge manifestations of God, Christ, and the Bible from American life–in direct and stark contradiction to the original intentions of the Founders and Framers.

Secular geologists have a non-Flood explanation for how ocean creature fossils are found in mountains, but does it adequately explain the evidence?

Christians claim that God is the source of morality. If an all-good God designed the Universe, why would there be cases of “natural evil” (i.e., evil in the non-human world)?

How can God’s violent judgment on the world in the Flood be reconciled with the love of God? Is God too harsh? Is punishment unloving?