To Everyone an Answer

Dr. William Lane Craig responds to the theory of the origin of the universe presented in a recent book by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow. He explains that despite their claims otherwise, the authors espouse a number of philosophical ideas that go largely unanalyzed. He concludes with a Q&A session.

Rick Grantham explains the capabilities of Logos Bible Software. He highlights the various cross-reference, definition, and library features. The software is designed to pull together one's entire stock of resources to find relevant information about a particular passage. Logos aims to help people dig deep into the Word of God.

President Rick Schenker of apologetics organization Ratio Christi explains what his organization is doing to promote apologetics on college campuses. He shares his organization's heart to be a formidable intellectual force in the discussion of Christian faith.

Dr. Gary Habermas provides evidence for the resurrection of Jesus from sources that even skeptical scholars will allow. He shows that there is ample evidence and consensus for Jesus' appearance to his disciples after his death. From this, Dr. Habermas builds a solid case for the fundamental doctrines of Christianity.

Dr. Ben Witherington explains the views of Jesus that Jesus himself preached. He explains Jesus' title of "Son of Man" and the extent of Jesus' sacrifice. Dr. Witherington shares the implications of Jesus' sacrifice for the Christian life.

Dr. Robert Stewart explains the critical issues at question when dealing with contemporary atheistic arguments. He draws from a number of arguments made by prominent advocates of atheism. Dr. Stewart concludes that objections to faith, while articulated logically, most always come down to issues of the heart.

Dr. Richard Hess argues that the Israelites did not commit genocide against the Canaanites. He makes his case from a hermeneutical standpoint and analyzes both God's command and Israel's actions. He concludes with a Q&A session.

Dr. Craig Hazen explains the unique ways that Christianity comes to bear on a world of varying religions. He urges his audience to engage non-believers, because their questions are often quite answerable and can lead to significant discussion.

Dr. J.P. Moreland explains how intellectualism has been severed from Christianity and the church, and how it must be restored in order for Christianity to again come to bear on culture in its fullness.