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Showing posts with label Radio. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Why So Many Denominations? (Radio Show)

The podcast of my recent appearance on the Apologetics.com Radio Show is now posted at their web site. You can download it here. We didn't get to talk about as many denominations as I would have liked, but hopefully the show is still beneficial to some.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

On the Radio This Friday Night

This Friday night/Saturday morning (Midnight to 2:00am, Pacific Time), I will be on the Apologetics.com Radio Show in Los Angeles to discuss "Denominations" with host Lindsay Brooks. You can tune in to KKLA 99.5 FM if you are in the area, or listen online at http://www.kkla.com. A podcast of the show will also be available at http://www.apologetics.com.

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

"How to Think About Science" Audio Posted

The audio from the Apologetics.com radio show I was on last Friday night/Saturday morning has been posted here.

Host Lindsay Brooks, special guest Dr. Leslie Wickman, and I discussed many things on the show including: What is knowledge and can science give it to us? What is the scientific method and how does that relate to "knowledge"? Are science and Christianity in conflict? And did Christianity help lay the foundation necessary for science?

I had a great time on the show and hope to go back to discuss other science and Christianity related questions, soon!

Friday, July 9, 2010

Radio Show: Science and Christianity

Tonight, from midnight to 2AM (Pacific Time), I will be on the Apologetics.com Radio show with host Lindsay Brooks and special guest Dr. Leslie Wickman of Azusa Pacific University discussing the history, philosophy and practical outworking of Science and Christianity. Topics to be addressed include:

How Christianity led to Science.
How you can be a Christian and a Scientist.
What can we actually know from Science?

And others, as time allows. You can listen in live (and call in, if you like) by going to the KKLA website. You can also download the podcast after the broadcast, if, like most of the world, you are asleep between midnight and 2AM.