Why Do You Believe?

Listen to a panel discussion with J.T. Bridges, J.P. Moreland, and Jay Richards on the relationship between science, philosophy, and Christianity.

Jay Richards, an expert in emerging technology, discusses the impact of automation on human workers and the ethical implications of new robots. Topics include Christian perspectives on technology, civil rights for robots, substance dualism vs. hylomorphism, metaphysical considerations of humanoid robots, ethical dilemmas of self-driving cars, and adapting to technological change.

Fazale Rana and Kenneth Samples discuss transhumanism, AI ethics, human rights, human enhancement, self-driving cars, speciesism, and Christian perspectives on technology integration.

Dr. Timothy Brown discusses artificial intelligence, questioning its definition and exploring the Thomistic perspective on intelligence. The conversation delves into ethical considerations of human creation vs. natural objects, emphasizing the importance for Christians to understand emerging technologies like AI.

The discussion dives into the heated controversy surrounding the Earth's age, particularly within the Christian community. It emphasizes the importance of respectful dialogue amidst differing beliefs about Young Earth and Old Earth creationism. Navigating biblical interpretation, the podcast highlights the risks of literal readings versus the necessity of nuanced hermeneutics. Historical perspectives on the theological debate are shared, contrasting views and advocating for unity in faith. Personal experiences, such as a visit to the Grand Canyon, enrich the conversation on bridging divides.

We jump back to a 2009 recording of Chuck Colson at the NCCA. Are You Ready to Engage?

This Podcast is a recording from our event, the National Conference on Christian Apologetics.

J. Warner Wallace joins us for a discussion on the resurrection.

Delve into the role of biblical principles in moral discussions on contemporary issues like abortion and euthanasia. Explore the rise of 'nones' who steer away from traditional church beliefs, calling for more open dialogues. Examine how reasoning can exist alongside divine authority, particularly in fields like physics. Discover the intricate relationship between morality and our physical world, and the critiques of various moral philosophies, including the importance of natural law in ethical decision-making.

This week we are sharing a talk from NCCA 2018 with Dr. Benard Mauser, an SES professor.