Stephen C. Meyer discusses the multiverse and the existence of God. Which better explains cosmic fine-tuning?
One God or Many Universes? Stephen Meyer Explores How Fine-Tuning Points to Intelligent Design
https://youtu.be/dwa6LfZlGN8
Stephen C. Meyer discusses the multiverse and the existence of God. Which better explains cosmic fine-tuning?
One God or Many Universes? Stephen Meyer Explores How Fine-Tuning Points to Intelligent Design
https://youtu.be/dwa6LfZlGN8
Hebrew scholar Michael Heiser has argued that Genesis 1:1 more likely does not teach Creation Ex Nihilo. In the following video Tony Costa and Anthony Rogers argues for why the traditional reading is more likely.
'Bara' in Genesis 1:1 and 'Creatio Ex Nihilo'. Dr. Tony Costa and Rev. Anthony Rogers
https://youtu.be/d3VFqTwJv4E
The following link has various video responses to Richard Howe's attempted refutation of presuppositional apologetics.
The following debate is between an atheist Michael Long and Christian Van Tillian presuppositionalist Chris Bolt.
Debate | Michael Long vs Chris Bolt Reasons To Think The Christian God Exists
https://youtu.be/We0BOqEWJao
Download mp3 HERE
The following is Parts 1-4 of a symposium on the Apostle Paul within Judaism that includes various scholars. Including Michael Bird.
Paul within Judaism Symposium - Part 1
https://youtu.be/3IuC1TlcUxo
Anthony Rogers addresses the age-old philosophical problem of the one and the many and how the Christian doctrine of the Trinity helps solve the problem. He does this from a presuppositionalist point of view.
The Problem of the One and the Many w/Anthony Rogers
https://youtu.be/BVeGYUfsas4
Even though I'm a Van Tillian presuppositionalist, I'm not dogmatic on the standard view among Van Tillians that all humans know God exists. Though, I do believe that all humans (at the very least) ought to know that God exists. For why I take this position, see this article, Do All Men Know that God Exists? by Paul Manata.
Below is (atheist) Stephen excellent video on the definition(s) of atheism which I highly recommend. He points out that in philosophical circles/communities atheism is defined as the belief in the non-existence of God/gods. While in non-philosophical circles/communities it's usually defined as a lack of a belief in God/gods. See also my blog where I quote some definitions of atheism from philosophical works HERE.
The 100% REAL Definition of Atheism
https://youtu.be/ftDSaVLDDK8