On Saturday night I discovered the Greg Bahnsen channel on YouTube, which has five video lectures (in 32 parts) and two audio debates (in 20 parts). Greg Bahnsen delivered the video lectures in 19911 as a five-part series, Basic Training for Defending the Faith (Amazon | Monergism), to soon-to-be college students. I spent a little while listening [...]
Greg Bahnsen Lectures and Debates on YouTube
by Phil Gons on 26. Apr, 2010 in Apologetics, Movies & Videos, Music & Audio, Theology
Wallace vs. Ehrman on the Textual Reliability of the NT
by Phil Gons on 04. Apr, 2008 in Apologetics
Today and tomorrow Daniel Wallace will be debating Bart Ehrman on “The Textual Reliability of the New Testament.” The debate is part of the Greer-Heard Point-Counterpoint Forum, a ministry of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Here’s the announcement from DTS: On April 4-5, 2008, Dr. Dan Wallace, professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas, will [...]
More Bahnsen Debates
by Phil Gons on 09. Aug, 2007 in Apologetics, Music & Audio, Reviews, Theology
Note: The site hosting the MP3 files below no longer has them up, but Archive.org has them cached. I’ve updated the links. Make sure to right-click and select “Save link as” to download them. I recently stumbled across and listened to two other free Bahnsen (Wikipedia | Theopedia) debates: Greg Bahnsen vs. Edward Tabash: Pt [...]
Hitchens–Wilson Debate
by Phil Gons on 02. Jun, 2007 in Apologetics, Theology
Last night I read the final installment in the six-part email debate that has been taking place over the last month on ChristianityToday.com between atheist Christopher Hitchens (website) and Christian theist Douglas Wilson (blog). I thoroughly enjoyed it and heartily recommend it. Wilson is a cogent thinker, effective debater, and engaging writer, and he did [...]
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