Evidence 4 Faith

Julie Miller describes efforts to reach out to the Muslim community at Rutgers college in NJ with the help of Dr. David Wood. David discusses the differences between Islam and Christianity.

Kirk and Keith discuss how we can test the accuracy of the Old and New Testament.

Kirk and Keith discuss how we can know for certain what the original manuscripts said.

Several different topics and then a discussion about how we can know for certain what the original manuscripts said.

Keith covers topics like 'Christianity promotes violence, is just a myth, is a crutch;' etc.

Attorney Stephen McAndrew discusses his book and how you cannot hold that truth is relative without indangering the concept of Universal Human Rights.

The earliest portions of the NT are the quotations of early creeds from the first few years after the resurrection.

Alex discribes the many diferent types of sceptics and how to deal with them.

Kevin looks at different factors involve in the problem of suffering and how different worldviews respond to the problem. He shows how the Christian response must include both rational and emotional commponents.

Peter Williams describes many of the interesting internal evidences that show that the New Testament is accurate and reliable.

Eric Chabot discusses the evidence that supports the resurrection of Jesus and looks at the methods used to try and explain it away.

Which of the 3 remaining religions is true, or can we even know? The answer depends on what we can know about who Jesus is.

Keith interviews several students who went to reason with atheists.

Keith and Kirk discuss which of the 3 monotheistic religions is true.

Keith, Kirk, and Kevin interview David Pensgard and discuss which religion is true.