Talking about the "God" Particle - Interview with Dr. Barry Ritchie

Scientists believe they have finally found the Higgs boson--the so-called "God" particle.  What exactly is the this particle and why are so many people abuzz about it.  Does the God particle somehow contradict the existence of God?

In this special edition of the Come Let Us Reason Together Podcast, Lenny is joined by Arizona State University professor of physics Dr. Barry Ritchie, who explains just what the Higgs boson is and why Christians needn't fear its discovery. They also discuss recent attempts to explain the origin of the universe by appealing to quantum vacuums and how the man of faith can also be a man of science.

http://www.comereason.org/radio/podcast/2012/CLUR_Ritchie_interview_Higgs.mp3

Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 4)

Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 4)

Skeptics will charge that the Bible contains passages that promote slavery, sexism, and genocide. But how can the true God be sexist? How should we understand commands given in the Old Testament? Why didn't God prohibit slavery if it's such an abhorrent practice? Find out why the God of the Bible is not immoral or out of date.

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Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 3)

Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 3)

Skeptics will charge that the Bible contains passages that promote slavery, sexism, and genocide. But how can the true God be sexist? How should we understand commands given in the Old Testament? Why didn't God prohibit slavery if it's such an abhorrent practice? Find out why the God of the Bible is not immoral or out of date.

Part 3 of 4

Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 2)

Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 2)

Skeptics will charge that the Bible contains passages that promote slavery, sexism, and genocide. But how can the true God be sexist? How should we understand commands given in the Old Testament? Why didn't God prohibit slavery if it's such an abhorrent practice? Find out why the God of the Bible is not immoral or out of date.

Part 2 of 4

Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 1)

Is the Old Testament God Immoral? (Part 1)

Skeptics will charge that the Bible contains passages that promote slavery, sexism, and genocide. But how can the true God be sexist? How should we understand commands given in the Old Testament? Why didn't God prohibit slavery if it's such an abhorrent practice? Find out why the God of the Bible is not immoral or out of date.

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How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 4)

How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 4)
Paul commands us to "be in this world, but not of it." But how much do we let the world influence our Christianity? Do we excuse certain things because they are culturally accepted? Listen in as Lenny examines just what it means to live a separated life for Jesus.
Part 4 of 4

How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 3)

How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 3)
Paul commands us to "be in this world, but not of it." But how much do we let the world influence our Christianity? Do we excuse certain things because they are culturally accepted? Listen in as Lenny examines just what it means to live a separated life for Jesus.
Part 3 of 4

How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 2)

How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 2)

Paul commands us to "be in this world, but not of it." But how much do we let the world influence our Christianity? Do we excuse certain things because they are culturally accepted? Listen in as Lenny examines just what it means to live a separated life for Jesus.

Part 2 of 4

How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 1)

How the World is Influencing the Church (Part 1)

Paul commands us to "be in this world, but not of it." But how much do we let the world influence our Christianity? Do we excuse certain things because they are culturally accepted? Listen in as Lenny examines just what it means to live a separated life for Jesus.

Part 1 of 4

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 4)

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 4)

If God is all-loving, how can He stand to send people to Hell? Why would He even create hell in the first place? Couldn't God judge Satan before He tempted Eve? Join us this month as we explore how God's nature of love actually demands that He punish sin.

Part 4 of 4

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 3)

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 3)

If God is all-loving, how can He stand to send people to Hell? Why would He even create hell in the first place? Couldn't God judge Satan before He tempted Eve? Join us this month as we explore how God's nature of love actually demands that He punish sin.

Part 3 of 4

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 2)

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 2)

If God is all-loving, how can He stand to send people to Hell? Why would He even create hell in the first place? Couldn't God judge Satan before He tempted Eve? Join us this month as we explore how God's nature of love actually demands that He punish sin.

Part 2 of 4

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 1)

How Can a Loving God Send People to Hell? (Part 1)

If God is all-loving, how can He stand to send people to Hell? Why would He even create hell in the first place? Couldn't God judge Satan before He tempted Eve? Join us this month as we explore how God's nature of love actually demands that He punish sin.

Part 1 of 4

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 4)

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 4)

Easter is here and you've no doubt seen the various televison shows and magazine articles that try to debunk the resurrection of Jesus as a mere myth. But when we examine the evidence, it shows why the resurrection is the most well attested fact of ancient history and how the skeptics' own arguments prove the validity of the resurrection accounts.

Part 4 of 4

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 3)

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 3)

Easter is here and you've no doubt seen the various televison shows and magazine articles that try to debunk the resurrection of Jesus as a mere myth. But when we examine the evidence, it shows why the resurrection is the most well attested fact of ancient history and how the skeptics' own arguments prove the validity of the resurrection accounts.

Part 3 of 4

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 2)

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 2)

Easter is here and you've no doubt seen the various televison shows and magazine articles that try to debunk the resurrection of Jesus as a mere myth. But when we examine the evidence, it shows why the resurrection is the most well attested fact of ancient history and how the skeptics' own arguments prove the validity of the resurrection accounts.

Part 2 of 4

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 1)

The Case for the Resurrection (Part 1)

Easter is here and you've no doubt seen the various televison shows and magazine articles that try to debunk the resurrection of Jesus as a mere myth. But when we examine the evidence, it shows why the resurrection is the most well attested fact of ancient history and how the skeptics' own arguments prove the validity of the resurrection accounts.

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Separating Science from Scientism (Part 4)

Separating Science from Scientism (Part 4)

Atheist Richard Dawkins claims that "scientists get to work and solve problems" while those of faith offer nothing to help advance humanity. Hawking says the universe doesn't need God, it can make itself. What these famous authors have in common is a belief in scientism, not science. Learn the difference here.

Part 4 of 4

Separating Science from Scientism (Part 3)

Separating Science from Scientism (Part 3)

Atheist Richard Dawkins claims that "scientists get to work and solve problems" while those of faith offer nothing to help advance humanity. Hawking says the universe doesn't need God, it can make itself. What these famous authors have in common is a belief in scientism, not science. Learn the difference here.

Part 3 of 4

Separating Science from Scientism (Part 2)

Separating Science from Scientism (Part 2)

Atheist Richard Dawkins claims that "scientists get to work and solve problems" while those of faith offer nothing to help advance humanity. Hawking says the universe doesn't need God, it can make itself. What these famous authors have in common is a belief in scientism, not science. Learn the difference here.

Part 2 of 4

Separating Science from Scientism (Part 1)

Separating Science from Scientism (Part 1)

Atheist Richard Dawkins claims that "scientists get to work and solve problems" while those of faith offer nothing to help advance humanity. Hawking says the universe doesn't need God, it can make itself. What these famous authors have in common is a belief in scientism, not science. Learn the difference here.

Part 1 of 4

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 4)

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 4)

Many times in talking with the Cults, questions arise about the Trinity. How can we easily explain this difficult subject? In this class, we will learn understand the Trinity and answer some of the most common objections posed by others.

Part 4 of 4

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 3)

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 3)

Many times in talking with the Cults, questions arise about the Trinity. How can we easily explain this difficult subject? In this class, we will learn understand the Trinity and answer some of the most common objections posed by others.

Part 3 of 4

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 2)

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 2)

Many times in talking with the Cults, questions arise about the Trinity. How can we easily explain this difficult subject? In this class, we will learn understand the Trinity and answer some of the most common objections posed by others.

Part 2 of 4

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 1)

Answering Objections to the Trinity (Part 1)

Many times in talking with the Cults, questions arise about the Trinity. How can we easily explain this difficult subject? In this class, we will learn understand the Trinity and answer some of the most common objections posed by others.

Part 1 of 4