Ravi Zacharias points out that among all the superior attributes of the God we serve, the greatest of these is the relationship we enjoy with Him. Listen to today's Just A Thought as Ravi describes the import of this truth in our lives.

Using two examples, one from Islam and the other from Hinduism, Ravi Zacharias points to the problem of exclusivity in the area of revealed truth. One religion requires a full understanding of a particular language before truth is accessible and the other requires a birth in a particular caste before enlightenment is possible both creating barriers to belief through exclusivity.

The Apollo astronauts that traveled around the dark side of the moon came upon a sight they had never seen before: an earth-rise. Ravi Zacharias describes the wonder and awe they felt as they witnessed this new experience.

When Ravi Zacharias was in Moscow speaking at the Lenin Military Academy he was confronted by an angry senior military member in the audience who at one point stood up and shouted a question. Listen to today's Thought to find out what the question was and why he found it hard to answer.

While speaking to university students Ravi Zacharias points to two troublesome questions that every philosophical worldview has to address. Find out what those questions are on today's Just A Thought.

The naturalist points to evolution as the source of biological diversity, but how do they answer the question: Where did our morality evolve from? Ravi Zacharias illustrates how this question points to some philosophic holes in their view on today's Thought.

As we experience the death of a loved one and remember all the love and fond memories that we experienced with that person the question arises, is this it? Are all that we have left of this person, the memories? Ravi Zacharias pursues these questions and the reasons behind why they haunt us on today's Thought.

Citing C.S. Lewis, Ravi Zacharias points to the longings for the eternal that exist in our hearts. Though we cannot always elucidate these desires they are themselves evidenced in our best memories of the past and the wishing for similar experiences in the future. Listen to today's Just A Thought as Ravi further explains this concept.

Solomon declares that "God has put eternity into our hearts..." meaning that though we are frail human beings with a short life span we have a yearning for the eternal. Ravi Zacharias expands on this concept on today's Just A Thought.

Ravi Zacharias speaks to students as they enter the halls of academia regarding the challenges to their faith that they will face from professors with an agenda toward the naturalist philosophy. He poses the specific crux of the challenge and a warning on today's Thought.