Evidence for God from Science

cslewislover wrote:Holman QuickSource Guide to Christian Apologetics (by Doug Powell, 2006)

Thanks for recommending this book to me. I read it a couple weeks ago while on vacation. Helped me understand my faith more and was fun to read as well.

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Do we actually have any originals of any of the Books of the Bible or just copies of them (Dead Sea Scrolls)?

Byblos I didn't know you were Catholic. From what you explained, Catholicism sounds a lot like Biblical Christianity (which is what I consider myself). Thanks for clearing a few points up. A couple more questions about the catholic church... 1. Does the Catholic Church take a specific stance on eith...

Guess I'll just have to sit on the fence 'till someone convinces me to jump off on one or the other side. :sleep: *Sigh* Me too. The thing that bothers me is that there were reported humans in places like Australia earlier than the generally accepted dates for when the local flood would have been. ...

Why Noah's flood was global - http://www.gotquestions.org/global-flood.html
Why Noah's flood was local - http://godandscience.org/apologetics/localflood.html



Lot's of reading...but both have excellent points made.


What do you believe and why?

JC333, you asked me if I read the Dawkin's Delusion and I didn't answer you. No, I haven't. Are you planning on reading it? It's amazing how many books are out on this subject (antiDarwinism). And thanks cross.eyed! I was thinking about reading both God Delusion and Dawkins delusion simultaneously,...

Thanks for the suggestions.

cslewislover wrote:So why is the board so slow today?

Something I noticed when i first joined (like 3 weeks ago) is that these boards aren't very "fast."

Thanks for the recommendations C.S. Lewis Lover. Holman QuickSource Guide to Christian Apologetics (by Doug Powell, 2006), The Popular Encyclopedia of Apologetics by Ed Hindson and Ergun Caner (general editors; Harvest House publishers). It has a discussion of the moral law too. Which of these two w...

Darwin's Nemesis is a collection of essays in honor of Phillip Johnson, the founder of the Intelligent Design movement. It's partly apologetical of Intelligent Design; it is not a Christian apologetics book. It's a neat book - I learned a lot from it - but I wouldn't start with it if you want to le...

Well, I'm definitely off-topic now. Maybe no moderators are lurking. y[-o< EDIT:Feel free to take discussion in any direction. Problem solved. I was just going to look this up in Lewis' book, Mere Christianity, but then realized I gave it to someone (to borrow) but they didn't give it back, lol (It...

I just used my name that I use for Xbox live (send me an invite if you want to fight me sometime, but I rarely go on anymore) JC doesn't stand for anything. 333 sort of flows with JC so that's why I chose 333. And believe it or not, I came up with this name B.C. in my life (before Christ) so JC does...

cslewislover wrote:it would just be an example of Jesus' Parable of the Sower (Luke 8:1-15)

But that's not good, that's sad




Sorry about your friend though. Have you talked to her about ID?

What do you mean it may affect Christians? Just wondering. I would be offended, as I already am. But I saw that he was putting down all, or at least main-stream, religion. I suppose we might get some persecution in our direction after this comes out, but Jesus said if we are really Christians we sh...

I watched the trailer, but not the interview. Just another stab at religion that will make all the atheists have something to talk about over their lattes, but probably nothing more. We can pray that that guy, Maher or whatever, will have a conversion experience after the film is released. Now that...