Christian Apologetics Dr. Peter Payne

A Thoughtful and Philosophical Perspective on Issues Related to the Christian Faith

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      PETER'S LECTURE TOPICS
      Lectures can be short, but are typically 45 minutes to one hour, to Christians or for outreach. See side panel for other formats for talks: open-air talks, dorm discussions, debates, training events. He uses a philosophical approach that addresses the issues thoughtfully and thoroughly. Peter would be happy to teach on biblical passages, as well.
      Does Ethics Need God? Examining the foundations of right and wrong
      Why Not Just Look Out for Yourself?
      Business Ethics and God
      Homosexuality: A Christian Perspective Addressing biblical, scientific, and moral issues
      Why Does God Allow So Much Evil and Suffering? PAPERS: #1Evil and Suffering: Gaining Perspective, and #2 Justice and the Character of God
      Wrestling with Doubt Six misconceptions which make doubt more difficult than it needs to be
      Worldviews What they are and why they matter
      Salvation and World Religions A Comparison of world religions on the question of salvation and forgiveness
      Jesus and Mohammad: A Comparison A comparison of their passions and priorities from the Gospels and the Qur'an
      The Qur'an and the Bible Comparing content, purpose, and claims
      Belief in Somethingism Responding to a vague spirituality
      Science and Christianity: Worldviews in Conflict? PAPER: #1 Science and Christianity: Worldviews in Conflict?#2 The Limits of Science
      What's Wrong with Naturalism? Why the success of science does not imply naturalism
      Design in the Universe Fine-tuned physics and the atheist's response (Topic of Peter's PhD dissertation)
      God and the Origin of the Universe
      Enigma of Consciousness PAPER: Enigma of Consciousness
      Miracles and the Critical Mind
      Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus
      How Can Jesus Be God? or Jesus: God Incarnate Answering objections to the Trinity
      Why the Cross? Why Christ had to die, and as a corollary. why religious piety or relative goodness is not enough.
      God of Love, God of Wrath Views from the Old and New Testaments
      What about the Canaanites? Could a good God command their destruction?
      What the ... Hell? Why would God send anyone to hell?
      Faith and Reason Why reason is not enough and why strong faith needs reasons
      Reliability of the Biblical Texts
      Getting Around to Talking about Jesus
      Evangelism to Skeptics
      Q&A: Open Discussion

      JANET'S WORKSHOP TOPICS

      Janet gives interactive training workshops on cross-cultural communication, small-group leadership, writing Bible studies and materials, studying the Bible for yourself (for beginners), and on learning and teaching English as a Second Language. She also loves to teach on Biblical passages, as well.

Last Updated: 06/04/10

Send questions or comments to Peter Payne (peter@crediblechristianity.org)