Your cart: The 2016 EPS Apologetics Conference Lectures
Every year since 2001, Biola University and the Evangelical Philosophical Society (EPS) have brought some of the brightest Christian thinkers and spokespersons to a local city of the U.S. in order to help people think Christianly about challenges to their faith.
In November 2016, EPS presented its 15th conference in partnership with Biola University and Trinity Baptist Church. Joining us for this year's conference were Alister McGrath, William Lane Craig, Paul Copan, Tim McGrew, Michael Bird and many more!
The audio recordings can be purchased for streaming below.
Click play to hear a free sample of the conference: Tim McGrew's "The Ring of Truth: How the Gospels Authenticate One Another"!
EPS 2016 Lectures
- Plenary 1: Alister McGrath, "C.S. Lewis on Apologetics"
- Michael Bird: "How Jesus Got Adopted: Responding to Bart Ehrman on Early Christology"
- David Wood: "Understanding Jihad"
- Robert Stewart: "Why is God so Hidden and Distant?"
- Scott Rae: "Bioethics and the Christian: The State of the Field"
- Plenary 2: Gary Habermas, "Resurrection Evidence that Changed a Generation of Scholarship"
- Julie Miller: "The Lost Art of Questioning: How We Lost Our Minds"
- R. Scott Smith: "Evolution’s Achilles’ Heel: How Naturalistic Science Digs Its Own Grave"
- Larry Barnett: "The Best Apologetic for Apologetics: A Case Every Pastor Will Get"
- Lisa Fields: "Contextualized Apologetics: Engaging and Equipping the Black Community"
- Plenary 3: John Bloom, "Archaeological Apologetics"
- Paul Copan: "Making Sense of the Old Testament God"
- Angus Menuge: "The Justification of Human Rights: What Does God Have to Do with It?"
- Scott Harrower: "A Good God: Meaning and Hope in a Context of Horrors"
- Lenny Esposito: "Christianity and Super Hero Movies"
- William Lane Craig: "Philosophical Objections to the Atonement"
- Tim McGrew: "The Ring of Truth: How the Gospels Authenticate One Another"
- Clay Jones: "Hell: An Apology"
- Rodney Lake: "The Power of a Question: Creating Conversations that Matter"
- Plenary 4: Greg Koukl: "The Columbo Tactic: Diplomacy Rather Than D-Day"
Please allow a few minutes after purchasing the course for your e-mail to arrive giving you access to the lectures.
Please allow a few minutes after purchasing the class for your e-mail to arrive giving you access to the lectures.
