New Age spirituality is the default position of many in the west. Graham teaches on some of the foundations of this worldview and how we as Christian apologists can best engage with it.
Stephen Fry is perhaps one of the nation's best known humanists. We take a look at his worldview and see if it is able to account for the things which it presupposes. Nathan Hutchinson also responds to a question concerning our response to a growing number of young black males who are rejecting Christianity as a 'White man's religion.'
In our first session we engage the issue of homosexuality. Is homosexual practice consistent with Biblical Christianity? What does the Bible say and how ought we to engage with the key texts? We also learn about and contend with the arguments from pro-gay theology.
The subject of the final session of our Reasons to Believe course is Darwinian evolution; what is the evidence for it? Is the Christian bound to accept it as true? We discuss.
During session 3 of the Reasons to Believe apologetics course, Graham debunks the Da Vinci Code and teaches on the reliability of scripture and the archaeological witness to the historicity of the Bible
This is a recording of the second session of the Reasons to Believe apologetics course at LifeSpring Church taught by Graham Phillips. The audio quality is poor unfortunately but the content is just about audible. This weeks session covers two arguments for the existence of God, the cosmological argument and the fine-tuning argument.
Session 1 of Reasons to Believe, a course in Christian apologetics delivered by Graham Phillips (WordView Podcast) at LifeSpring Church, June 23rd 2019. This lecture covers an introduction to the study of apologetics and the method of presuppositional apologetics.
EPISODE 62 // There is a growing movement in the UK. It's members were once churchgoing Christians but now believe that God has called them out of the church. Is there a Biblical precedent for this?
EPISODE 61 // We dissect a section of Justin Welby's interview with Justin Brierley in an attempt to understand his view on the authority of scripture.