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RSSI recently took a team of high school students up to University of California, Berkeley to help these students develop a biblically and culturally relevant approach to talking about God with atheists and agnostics. Enjoy the show.
I recently took a team of high school students up to University of California, Berkeley to help these students develop a biblically and culturally relevant approach to talking about God with atheists and agnostics. Enjoy the show.
| Sean McDowell is a teacher, author, speaker, husband and father. He is an avid fan of college basketball, ping-pong, and his favorite superhero is the Amazing Spiderman. |
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I am the father of a one-and-a-half year old. I pray that this program is still around when she is older and ready to go off to college.
What Brett, Sean, and all the students are doing is simply AMAZING.
God bless you all.
Sean, that's a good video. I am curious with the influx of Post-Modernity in Christian life how does that affect your apologetic? I am only asking because I love both apologetics and post-Modernity I think there is so much to gain before you end up on the slippery slope of Universalism and Relativism, and I love listening to brilliant thinkers like Ravi Zacharias and William Lane Craig. So, where does post-Modernity intersect for you in your apologetic, or does it?
The very first comment by one of the students (shouldn't there be huge amounts of evidence/"missing links"/etc.) shows that she has absolutely no idea about what evolution is and the breathtaking amount of evidence for it.