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While many of us assume that the Old and New Testaments are clear in their unanimous rejection of homosexual practice, others claim that the Bible is either unclear on the issue, or condemnatory of only … Read More

This is the first plenary session lecture delivered on Friday, January 26th @ 6:45pm by Dr. David Horner, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Biblical Studies Biola University.  Dave was the plenary speaker at the January 2007 Universanity … Read More

This is the third plenary session lecture delivered on Saturday, January 27th @ 11:30am by Dr. David Horner. 

Alvin Plantinga is one of the worlds most respected philosophers, known especially for his work in epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of religion.  Although theologically he is a Calvinist, he is Professor of Philosophy at the … Read More

Dr. Douglas Groothuis is Professor of Philsophy at Denver Seminary.   Location: CSU, 2005.  Source: Timberline Church. 

Dr. Walter Kaiser is distinguished Professor of Old Testament and President of Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.  This open-forum was sponsored by The MacLaruin Institute at the University of Minnesota on February 19, 2005.  Dr. Kaiser takes … Read More

Are All Religions One?: Comparing Jesus & Buddha   Speaker: Doug Groothuis.  Location: CSU, 2005.  Source: Timberline Church.   

Written On the Heart: The Case for Natural Law Morality  Speaker: J. Budziszewski.  Source: The MacLaurin Institute (www.maclaurin.org).  See J. Budziszewski’s books: (1) Written On the Heart (2) What We Can’t Not Know

Toward an Intelligent Understanding of the Intelligent Design Hypothesis.  Speaker: Michael Behe.  Source: The MacLaurin Institute, Univ. of MN (www.maclaurin.org).   

Speaker: Peter Kreeft.  Source: The MacLaurin Institute, Univ. of MN (www.maclaurin.org).   

Speaker: Pete Bocchino, President of Legacy of Truth. Source: Timberline Church.

Dr. Craig Blomberg is Professor of New Testament at Denver Seminary.  This open-forum was sponsored by The MacLaruin Institute at the University of Minnesota on February 19, 2005.  Dr. Blomberg takes questions form the student and … Read More