Why are we surprised when skeptics continue to push back after hearing the case for Christianity? What can we learn from criminal trials to help us understand why this happens? In this interview with Patrick & Tony from Cave to the Cross Apologetics, J. Warner talks about the case for …
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The ark account involving Noah seems ridiculous to non-believers. Do we sometimes contribute to their skepticism by how we portray the event? In this clip from a message given at Pacific Coast Church, J. Warner examines the Old Testament flood account to see if the ancient record of events is …
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Cold case detective, J. Warner Wallace, answers questions following a presentation at Ohio State University. Christianity is the kind of worldview that requires us to respond in a particular way. Why would anyone want to become a Christian given that we would have to make substantial changes in the way …
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In this video, J. Warner joins Stand to Reason’s Amy Hall to answer questions in an episode of #STRAsk. They answer a question submitted through Twitter: Why do Christian seem to be so hung up on the sin of sexuality when they don’t seem to say much about other allegedly sinful behaviors, …
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In this video, recorded as part of the Cold-Case Christianity Course at Southern Evangelical Seminary, J. Warner Wallace describes the unique nature of Christianity. What is it about Christianity that makes it the perfect worldview to be investigated with the skills of a detective? For more information about Southern Evangelical Seminary, …
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In this video, J. Warner joins Stand to Reason’s Amy Hall to answer questions in an episode of #STRAsk. They answer a question submitted through Twitter: Can Christians practice martial arts in good conscience? What aspect of marital arts might be a problem for Christians? Be sure to subscribe to Stand to …
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In this video, recorded as part of the Cold-Case Christianity Course at Southern Evangelical Seminary, J. Warner Wallace describes the difference between evidence and inferences from evidence. Why do two people, when evaluating the same set of facts, come to two different conclusions? For more information about Southern Evangelical Seminary, please …
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Haden Clark from Help Me Believe interviews J. Warner Wallace for the Help Me Believe YouTube Channel. Haden asks J. Warner about the process he took to investigate Christianity. Believers often say that no one comes to faith through evidence or apologetics. Is that true? Be sure to subscribe to Hayden’s channel. To see …
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Cold case detective, J. Warner Wallace, answers questions following a presentation at Ohio State University. Given the fact that our young people face so many objections to Christianity today, are churches doing enough to prepare their members to respond to these objections? How can we increase the teaching of apologetics …
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In this video, J. Warner joins Stand to Reason’s Amy Hall to answer questions in an episode of #STRAsk. They answer a question submitted through Twitter: How do we know which scholars to trust when examining important questions related to the Bible or to Christianity? What criteria should we use and where …
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