Professor John Lennox begins by declaring himself as a believer in God. He says he's not ashamed of being both a scientist and a Christian but is tired of the constant choice being put forth to chose either God or Science.
They debated the origin and design of the universe, the implications of human morality, the deity of Jesus, and the validity of Christ’s resurrection. It was a compelling clash of worldviews and an examination of the major arguments for and against Christianity and atheism.
John Lennox is a Northern Irish mathematician, bioethicist, and Christian apologist originally from Northern Ireland. He has written many books on religion, ethics, the relationship between science and God, and has had public debates with atheists including Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens.
Can there be meaning without God?
Can we be good without God?
How can Christianity be the one true religion?
Can we trust our core beliefs to a book written thousands of years ago?
Is Jesus’ story based on a pagan myth?
How can heaven be joyful if some loved ones are absent?
What is the relationship between faith and reason?
What are the best arguments for theism?
Why is personal experience something we can trust?
Ever wonder how to show non-Christians that theism can be logical? Frank answers a question about the transcendental argument and highlights two powerful ways God reveals Himself without even opening the Bible.
