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What Makes Humans Valuable, Part 2: The Religion Objection

from Ethics at the Edge of Life

by Scott Klusendorf

14:58 — September 17, 2010

What Makes Humans Valuable, Part 2: The Religion Objection

Professor Scott Klusendorf confronts the widespread argument that dismisses the pro-life point of view due to its religious grounds. Klusendorf also explains the proper and improper ways to respond...
What is My Duty? Bodily Autonomy Arguments of Thomson, McDonagh, and Boonin

from Ethics at the Edge of Life

by Scott Klusendorf

54:04 — September 18, 2010

What is My Duty? Bodily Autonomy Arguments of Thomson, McDonagh, and Boonin

Professor Scott Klusendorf opposes an argument lodged against the pro-life stance that suggests an individual has the right to protect the autonomy of his or her own body. Klusendorf thoroughly dis...
Catholic Social Justice Teaching, and other Common Objections

from Ethics at the Edge of Life

by Scott Klusendorf

46:07 — September 18, 2010

Catholic Social Justice Teaching, and other Common Objections

Professor Scott Klusendorf categorizes common objections to pro-life arguments and provides the necessary answers to them. Klusendorf also outlines many philosophical holes in the reasoning of thes...
Equipping Yourself to Engage in Your Church

from Ethics at the Edge of Life

by Scott Klusendorf

12:05 — September 18, 2010

Equipping Yourself to Engage in Your Church

Professor Scott Klusendorf discusses strategies for engaging and educating churches about the abortion issue. Klusendorf provides specific and theologically driven tools that can be used to spread ...
Lecture Notes: Scott Klusendorf

from Ethics at the Edge of Life

by Scott Klusendorf

69 pages — September 18, 2010

Lecture Notes: Scott Klusendorf

Scott Klusendorf makes available his own academic work on Advanced Pro-Life Apologetics.
The Question of Religion & Politics

from Sanity in the Voting Booth

by Kevin Alan Lewis and Scott A. Waller

71:28 — October 29, 2010

The Question of Religion & Politics

Dr. Scott Waller supplies a technical assessment of the complex relationship between religion and politics. Dr. Waller encourages his listeners into a holistic method of approach when engaging the ...
Defending the Faith, Part 4: Cultivating Dialog: Assisting Christians to Defend their Faith Well

from Undergraduate Chapel: Fall 2010

by Toni Allen

30:01 — October 15, 2010

Defending the Faith, Part 4: Cultivating Dialog: Assisting Christians to Defend their Faith Well

Toni Allen, author of Headroom: Making Space for Ideas, explores strategies from Peter to teach students how to defend their faith in a winsome, humble way.
Defending the Faith, Part 3

from Undergraduate Chapel: Fall 2010

by George Hunter III

32:22 — October 14, 2010

Defending the Faith, Part 3

George Hunter III uses Ruth as a case study to understand how people with no Christian background come to faith.
Defending the Faith, Part 2: The Theological Coherence of Christian Particularism

from Undergraduate Chapel: Fall 2010

by Kevin Alan Lewis

35:25 — October 19, 2010

Defending the Faith, Part 2: The Theological Coherence of Christian Particularism

Kevin Lewis argues that Jesus is the only way to salvation. He says that once salvation is correctly defined as forgiveness and reconciliation with our Creator, it is clear that there is only one w...
Defending the Faith, Part 1: Christ and the Challenge of World Religions

from Undergraduate Chapel: Fall 2010

by Craig J Hazen

29:09 — October 11, 2010

Defending the Faith, Part 1: Christ and the Challenge of World Religions

Craig Hazen, Director of Christian Apologetics at Biola University, explains why Christianity can claim to be unique and profound in the midst of countless other religions
The 1 On: Defending the Faith - Will Heaven Be Worth It?

from Undergraduate Chapel: Fall 2009

by Clay Jones

28:39 — October 16, 2009

The 1 On: Defending the Faith - Will Heaven Be Worth It?

Dr. Clay Jones, of the Christian Apologetics faculty at Biola University, concludes with part 3 of "The 1 On: Defending the Faith" series. Dr. Jones opens with the question, "Why does God allow evi...
The 1 On: Defending the Faith - Understanding Intelligent Design

from Undergraduate Chapel: Fall 2009

by Sean McDowell

30:28 — October 14, 2010

The 1 On: Defending the Faith - Understanding Intelligent Design

Sean McDowell continues with part 2 of "The 1 On: Defending the Faith" series. Sean McDowell speaks on "Understanding Intelligent Design" and begins by explaining that evolution has become the basi...
The 1 On: Defending the Faith - Was Jesus an Advocate of Blind Faith?

from Undergraduate Chapel: Fall 2009

by Craig J Hazen

28:08 — October 12, 2009

The 1 On: Defending the Faith - Was Jesus an Advocate of Blind Faith?

Dr. Craig Hazen, Director of the M.A. program in Christian Apologetics at Biola University, begins with part 1 of "The 1 On: Defending the Faith" series. In a day when Christians are constantly tol...
Lyman Stewart Lectures: Evangelism 102: Discovering the Truth Via Ruth

from Talbot Chapel: Fall 2010

by George Hunter III

33:14 — October 14, 2010

Lyman Stewart Lectures: Evangelism 102: Discovering the Truth Via Ruth

Dr. George Hunter, III, focuses on the unspeakable privilege of sharing God's gospel in a conversational and self-effacing way.
Lyman Stewart Lectures: Evangelism 102: Overcoming the Jonah Complex

from Talbot Chapel: Fall 2010

by George Hunter III

30:04 — October 12, 2010

Lyman Stewart Lectures: Evangelism 102: Overcoming the Jonah Complex

Dr. George Hunter, III, states that a danger in standing for God's truth is the delusion that in this "stand" alone Christians fully represent God's character and nature to the lost.
Cultural Apologetics as Christian Witness

from Torrey Honors: Theology

by John Mark Reynolds

65:42 — September 3, 2010

Cultural Apologetics as Christian Witness

Dr. John Mark Reynolds discusses evangelism as it relates to underlying cultural beliefs. He shows that an argument for Christianity must examine the most fundamental aspects of a worldview to have...
Approaches to Environmental Ethics

from Environmental Ethics

by Garrett J DeWeese

1:20 — April 22, 2011

Approaches to Environmental Ethics

Dr DeWeese gives an introduction to the four most common approaches to Environmental Ethics and explains that all four are flawed theologically as they are centered on God. This weekend seminar on ...
Approach 1: A Minimalistic Ethic

from Environmental Ethics

by Garrett J DeWeese

13:29 — April 22, 2011

Approach 1: A Minimalistic Ethic

In this seminar Dr. DeWeese presents the first approach to Environmental Ethics: a minimalistic ethic. He defines it as one stating that people need not be concerned about principles on how to inte...
Approach 2: Respect for Life: A Biocentric Ethic

from Environmental Ethics

by Garrett J DeWeese

18:30 — April 22, 2011

Approach 2: Respect for Life: A Biocentric Ethic

In this seminar Dr. DeWeese presents the second approach to Environmental Ethics: a biocentric ethic. He defines this ethic as being based on a general respect for life. He continues by stating thi...
Approach 3: Value in Nature: An Ecological Ethic

from Environmental Ethics

by Garrett J DeWeese

28:20 — April 22, 2011

Approach 3: Value in Nature: An Ecological Ethic

In this seminar Dr. DeWeese presents the third approach to Environmental Ethics: an ecological ethic. He defines this ethic as one that sees a value in nature. Dr. DeWeese explains that this ethic ...

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