Cold Case Christianity Cold Case Christianity with J. Warner Wallace

One of the most pressing issues related to human identity and purpose is the answer to a simple question: “How did we get here?” This is the first question asked by any worldview (including the Christian worldview), and the answer unlocks many of the other mysteries of life. Edgar Andrews, physicist, engineer, and Emeritus Professor of Materials at Queen Mary, University of London, addresses this important question in his new book: J. Warner: Edgar, can you tell my readers a little bit about your background? Edgar: Both my professional life and my Christian life go back 65 years, so I’ll have to be selective. Professionally, I am Emeritus Professor of Materials at UK’s London University, and hold a first degree in theoretical physics, a PhD in Applied Physics, and a DSc (higher doctorate) in the Physics of polymeric materials. I have published well over 100 peer-reviewed research papers and a few technical books and am a Fellow of the UK Institute of Physics and a Chartered Engineer. Following ten years in industrial science, I obtained a senior university post and was charged with the creation of a Department of Materials at Queen Mary College (a constituent School of the University …

In this podcast, J. Warner Wallace talks with the hosts of Bridge Radio about the fine-tuned nature of the universe. Does this incredible fine-tuning really exist? If so, why does it exist? What does the fine-tuning of the universe tell us about the existence of a Fine Tuner? You can also subscribe to the Cold-Case Christianity Weekly Podcast on iTunes, or add the podcast from our RSS Feed.

J. Warner Wallace answers questions about Christianity in his “Think Like a Detective”series on RightNow Media, the “Netflix of Christian Bible Studies”. In this video, J. Warner addresses the question: Why should we trust the gospel accounts when there are places where they don’t seem to agree? Doesn’t this apparent disagreement disqualify them as reliable records? To see more training videos with J. Warner Wallace, visit the YouTube playlist.