Theology Videos

Charles Darwin´s publication of On the Origin of Species 150 years ago is not a barrier to belief but an invitation to see God as larger than previously imagined. So says Dr. Nancy Howell, Co-Chair of the Theology and Science Group of the American Academy of Religion. Science is hegemonic today, but it is not capable of measuring a God that is only known to us as analogy, says Dr. Martinez Hewlett, a theistic evolutionist and a cellular biologist at the University of Arizona. The idea of the Cosmic Christ, says Fr. Jacques Arnould who works for the French Space Agency, anticipates modern cosmology.

Dr. Marion Grau on Epiphany West 2010, January 25-29

Edward Winston from Conspiracy Science (http://www.conspiracyscience.com) will be our guest to discuss his critique of the film Zeitgeist.

In this episode, Nathan continues the Adventure 167 series. "Does what you own actually own you?"

Date: November 15, 2009Series: The Gospel According to Genesis: The Life of AbrahamSpeaker: Tim Theule

God grieves, we grieve, and life is often permeated with sadness. What does this mean when we also contemplate the "joy" of the Christian life?

Chris Mooney is a 2009-2010 Knight Science Journalism Fellow at MIT and author of three books, including the New York Times bestselling The Republican War on Science, Storm World, and Unscientific America: How Scientific Illiteracy Threatens Our Future, co-authored by Sheril Kirshenbaum. In this conversation with D.J. Grothe, Chris Mooney talks about the growing divide between science and society. He contrasts the issues addressed in The Republican War on Science with the current problems facing society as outlined in Unscientific America. He argues for the unique public policy significance of science for society, and why scientific literacy matters more than other kinds of cultural or historical literacy. He discusses the policy relevance of scientific illiteracy in terms of global warming and biotechnology. He talks about the need for scientists to become better communicators to the public. He shares his criticisms of the New Atheists and explains why their attacks against religious moderates works counter to the goal of scientific literacy. He recounts his experiences as an atheist activist while in college, and how his views have changed about campus forethought activism since that time. He explores other underlying causes of scientific illiteracy, including our educational system, the media's dysfunctional treatment of science, and growing anti-science movements such as the climate deniers and vaccine skeptics. And he details concrete actions that science advocates can take in order to increase scientific literacy.

Guest speaker Geoff Volker blessed us with a thought provoking and instructive message from Romans 8 on the leading of God's Holy Spirit in the lives of His saints. Brother Volker is from Mesa, AZ and is a pastor and leader-founder of IDS ministries. View their pages at ids.org.

http://www.gty.org/Shop/Books/451166 John MacArthurs new book, The Jesus You Cant Ignore, explores the Lords many personal, often-explosive encounters with the influential teachers of His day. Youll see how both Jesus message and His manner have direct application for believers who love truth in this age of accommodation and compromise.

Shinning more light on Calvinism and Election

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Part 5 of 5 videos examining the TULIP in light of Scripture

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With some of the recent spats and turf wars on YouTube over Calvinism and Arminianism, James felt it was appropriate for him, a person which is neither of the above, to comment on this subject and see if current Christians can learn from past Christians.