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    by Published on July 12th 2011 03:52 PM

    Just to let everyone know that this Saturday, the debate will be between Richard Weikart and Hector Avalos on the effect of evolution on Nazism. It should be interesting, especially for us since this topic is debated so much here and that Hector Avalos's name comes with a hideous reputation. ...
    by Published on September 16th 2010 03:19 AM

    I'm privileged to be joined by theologian/scientist/philosopher Alister McGrath and Physicist Roger Penrose next week for a show discussing Hawkings statements concerning the creation of the universe and whether God is a redundant entity.

    McGrath has written extensively on the intersection of science and faith. His 2008 book "A Fine Tuned Universe" seeks to show how natural theology and current science are bringing about a fruitful debate on the existence of God.

    Sir Roger Penrose is a famed Oxford Mathematician and Physicist (and distinguished member of the British Humanist Association) who worked alongside Hawking to develop theorems regarding gravitational singularities. He will also present his ...
    by Published on February 1st 2010 07:04 AM

    You may be interested in three recent shows of my radio show "Unbelievable?" that touch on the issue of Intelligent Design.

    All the shows are available at the show archive at www.premier.org.uk/unbelievable though I include permanent direct links below

    On Sat 02 January 2010 ID theorist Bill Dembski debated complexity and design with atheist biologist Lewis Wolpert

    http://www.premierradio.org.uk/liste...-05C835451772}

    On Sat 09 Jan Bill Dembski debated his latest book "The end of Christianity - finding a good God in an evil world" with former Christan Norman Hansen

    http://www.premierradio.org.uk/liste...-E57DF56F5B01} ...
    by Published on February 1st 2010 06:57 AM

    Hello

    Its been while since I last posted, but there have been lots of really interesting debates going on the podcasts at the "Unbelievable?" webpage.

    Check out the show of Sat 30 Jan 2010 on the Problem of Evil.

    "Where was God in Haiti?" features Roger Forster of the Ichthus Christian Fellowship debating Atheist Gordon Livesey. Tweb's very own ApologiaPhoenix (aka Nick Peters) also has a starring role.

    Listen here:
    http://www.premierradio.org.uk/liste...-7C92DAD7D88D}

    Interestingly Nick and Roger had a differing of views on whether God is in some sense "Limited" in his freedom to act ...
    by Published on October 22nd 2009 06:41 PM

    Tomorrow morning at 6am(!), I will be appearing in a pre-recorded “debate” on the Unbelievable Radio Program hosted by Justin Brierley which is aired on the Premiere Christian Network across the pond. I do not yet know when the program will be aired, but when it is, I will post a link. However, here is the link to their website and to their iTunes subscription page. The show is very good, so don’t wait to listen until my appearance airs, subscribe now.

    More information is over at The Preterist Blog. ...
    by Published on October 21st 2009 03:05 AM



    Check out the "Unbelievable?" show of 17 October 2009 dealing with Robin Parry, commissioning editor of Paternoster in the UK, "Coming out" of the evangelical closet to state his beliefs in universalism.

    Fascinating discussion with Robin. Whether he can remain in the fold of an evangelical publisher holding the view he does remains to be seen.

    Robin believes his view to be Biblically sound. How would some of our atheist friends feel about the idea that they too are bound for eternal glory, whether they feel like it in this life or not?

    And what do Christians make of the idea? He proposes that everyone who goes to hell will ultimately choose to be redeemed from ...
    by Published on September 28th 2009 05:52 AM



    Check out the Unbelievable episode that discusses the film - click here

    Have you seen the film? What did you think? (Its came out in the UK on Sep 25 - is USA still having trouble getting ditributor?)

    Looking at the trailer it looks like Richard Dawkins heaven. But watching the full thing felt a bit more nuanced. Did they intend the actor playing Huxley, to actually look like a bulldog... excellent casting. ...

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