Faith and reason go hand in hand. This session dismantles the common notion of atheists that religious belief is irrational. Drawing on Christian thinkers like Alvin Plantinga and by presenting a thorough critique of scientism, the intellectual legitimacy of Christianity is defended and naturalism is show to utterly fail at explaining key aspects of human origin and experience. Verses: 1 Cor. 15:32; Isa. 43:21; Rev. 4:11 Teacher: Jerry Wierwille
Offering a panoramic view of global religions and spirituality, this session debunks the secularization myth and examines the rapid worldwide growth of Christianity. With...
This thought-provoking session addresses the common critique that Christianity is exclusive and narrow-minded. It reframes the gospel as radically inclusive—open to all people, of...
This opening session lays the foundation for the course, challenging cultural assumptions about truth, meaning, and faith. Explore the relevance of Christianity in a...
