Podcasts about aplogetics

In this episode we discuss the topic which most christian scientists highly focus on: Aplogetics. We answer the question if this focus is legit and whether there are also other topics to focus on. Also I give my opinion on what I think is the purpose of science from a christian viewpoint and how one can implement this into the scientific process.

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In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable we discuss all things Easter.  The guys talk about Good Friday and Jesus' death on the cross, the significance of Jesus' Resurrection, and the historicity of the Resurrection (apologetics), and the Pagan origins of Easter and whether they make it wrong for Christians to celebrate it.

On this episode of Aplogetics.com Radio Host Jon Noyes is joined by Eric Horne and Chang Yuon as they discuss Greg Koukl's book Tactics: A game plan for discussion your Christian convictions. They focus especially on the Columbo Tactic which helps anyone get into the drivers seat and navigate conversations without feeling any pressure to "seal the deal." Join us as we explore how to talk to the average person about amazing things.

A Stanford trained geneticist announced a few weeks ago that he had successfully edited the genes of two embryos to protect them from inheriting HIV from their father. The newborn twins appear to be HIV free and healthy. Leading geneticists condemned the action. Why? What ought the Christian response be? On this episode of Aplogetics.com Radio join hosts Jon Noyes and Dr. Leslie Wickman along with special guest Dr. James Peterson, professor of ethics at Roanoke College and Virginia Tech Medical School as they grapple with this event and the implication that flow from it.

Replay of classic courtroom drama performed by Dr. Buckner and Gary Bell. Originally aired on KFAX on February 8th, 1997. 

Strong Delusions As It Relates To Christmas Part Two