This Week's Academy Lecture . . .

Ken Samples continues his Academy series tonight (November 16) @ Christ Reformed Church in Anaheim (7:30 p.m.).  

The series is entitled "Testing the Christian Theistic Worldview" and is based upon Ken's outstanding new book, A World of Difference (Baker).

Ken's third lecture in this five part series is entitled, "Christian Theism’s Explanatory Power and Cumulative Support." 

For more information, Click here: Christ Reformed Info - Schedule of Academy Classes and Author's Forums.

Academy lectures are free of charge, there are refreshments, and time for discussion following.

Come on out and join us! 

Comments

[Mike]

Oh man, now I'm gonna to have to buy the book!

I'm looking forward to the lectures appearing on the academy web.

Very very helpful - Thanks to Ken.

[Mike]

I should just add, I'm in the UK, so all the series that appear on the Academy website are a great resource.

Many thanks to Kim & Ken and the other authors that appear.

[mholst]

I just picked up the book and can't wait to read it.

When will Dr. Samples' first lecture appear as an MP3?

Matt holst

[Kim Riddlebarger]

Matt:

We are looking for a new church volunteer to take over these duties. When we get someone, the files will be posted . . . You know how church life goes!

[Matt Holst]

Kim,

Thanks for the update. I hope you find a volunteer soon. I am teaching a Worldviews class to Sophomores in High School and have found your lectures on Schaeffer and Ken Samples' lectures on Worldviews and Islam to be extremely helpful.

Matt Holst

[Ivan]

I can't help but notice there has been no new post about A-Rod.

Having fun with you folks.

By the way, on a more substantive note, Gregg Strawbridge and James White just held last week a very interesting audio debate regarding Reformed Baptist -Baptism vs. Paedo Baptism view.

Go to aomin.org and the debate is posted under the 11/09/07 entry of White's "The Dividing Line"

Enjoy everyone

[DB]

Dr. Samples is being interviewed on the Lutheran program "Issuesetc.org" today. The mp3 should be available at their site tomorrow or the next day.

http://issuesetc.org

click on "listen on-line" at the top of the page.