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Hva kan Nietzsche lære oss om moralen?

Faglig seminar hvor noe fagspråk vil bli brukt

Ateister kan være minst like moralske som kristne. Mange mener Gud i dag er uten betydning for moral. Men ateister som Friedrich Nietzsche og John Gray hevder det ikke er slik. Om Gud ikke eksisterer, sier de, kan vi ikke på noen meningsfull måte kalle noe godt eller ondt, bedre eller verre.

Daniel Joachim H. Kleiven

John Lennox og Ian Morris - "Tales from the Arena: Reflections on debates with atheists"

John Lennox is one of the foremost Christian public voices globally. His debates with famous new atheists are legendary. Iain Morris is making a documentary where he is inteviewing Lennox about the debates. This seminar will show some clips from his debates, and allow Lennox to comment John Lennox and Iain Morris

John Lennox - The “Seven Days” of Genesis 1 and Science

The understanding of the creation narrative in Genesis is a hot topic. Many secular people see Geneis 1 as a reason for discarding the Bible. Many Christians feel they must choose between science and the Bible.

John Lennox here that punctures many myths about both science and the Bible. He proposes an approach to reading and interpreting the first chapters of Genesis without discounting either science or Scripture. (This seminar is based on his book: “Seven Days That Divide the World”, now translated to Norwegian)

John Lennox - The Inspiration of Daniel in a Time of Relativism - Del 3

Against the Flow - del 3

The Inspiration of Daniel in a Time of Relativism

John Lennox

John Lennox - The Inspiration of Daniel in a Time of Relativism - Del 2

Against the Flow - del 2

The Inspiration of Daniel in a Time of Relativism

John Lennox

John Lennox - The Inspiration of Daniel in a Time of Relativism - Del 1

Against the Flow I

The Inspiration of Daniel in a Time of Relativism

John Lennox

Skeptikerens guide til Paulus - Har Paulus forvrengt Jesu budskap? Del 2

Opptak fra åpne temakvelder i Misjonshuset i Kristiansand.

I høst er fokus på "Skeptikerens guide til Paulus"

Bjørn Hinderaker, Høgskolelektor ved NLA Mediehøgskolen Gimlekollenog medarbeider i Damaris Norge, underviser om tema: Har Paulus forvrengt Jesu budskap?

Skeptikerens guide til Paulus - Har Paulus forvrengt Jesu budskap?

Opptak fra åpne temakvelder i Misjonshuset i Kristiansand.

I høst er fokus på "Skeptikerens guide til Paulus"

Bjørn Hinderaker, Høgskolelektor ved NLA Mediehøgskolen Gimlekollenog medarbeider i Damaris Norge, underviser om tema: Har Paulus forvrengt Jesu budskap?

Lars Dahle - Webinar - Paul in Athens: An Apologetic Model for Today

Webinar med Lars Dahle i regi av FOCL -  foclonline.org

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Despite its historical prominence in the church, apologetics used to be viewed with suspicion in many Christian circles. Today, however, we are experiencing an apologetic renaissance across the evangelical world. This is promising, as we are called to bear witness to Jesus Christ in our secular and pluralistic world. We always need to “be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks [us] to give the reason for the hope that [we] have” (1 Pet. 3:15).

In order to be equipped, we naturally turn to the New Testament for inspiration and guidance. The most commonly used biblical model for apologetics is Paul’s Areopagus Speech in Acts 17:22-31. However, despite its huge popularity, this passage is often misunderstood or misapplied.

In this webinar, therefore, we take a fresh look at Paul in Athens (Acts 17:16-34) as an apologetic model for today.

In order to do that, we will focus on six key questions:
· What are the common misunderstandings and misapplications of this significant passage?
· What can we learn about an appropriate understanding of this passage from Luke’s overall intentions with Luke and the book of Acts?
· How does Paul approach an audience (such as the Areopagus Council) which is both critical and curious?
· How can we learn from Paul to identify points of contact in the worldviews held by the audience?
· What is Paul’s overall apologetic argument in his Areopagus Speech and how can that argument be applied by us today?
· How can we learn from Paul to identify points of tension in the worldviews held by the audience?

 

 

John Lennox - Why believe in God in a scientific world?

John Lennox (Professor Emeritus of Mathematics at the University of Oxford and Emeritus Fellow in Mathematics and the Philosophy of Science at Green Templeton College, Oxford) sitt foredrag på universitetet i Oslo den 17. oktober.

Takk til UiO Realfagsbiblioteket som gav oss lov til å republisere lyden her på podcasten

Du kan se videoen av foredraget her:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zUn3FnVi-c&fbclid=IwAR1z-u2oo3kv2LDIFxE_iIjaReWYgcwLgWbSz1eXJDnndyg0QeYYDqVp6SA