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Did the New Testament Authors Endorse Slavery?

Monday, May 21, 2012

In this podcast, Jim answers a number of listener emails, comments and questions related to the Biblical perspective on slavery, the importance of exploiting one’s God given gifts, the need for emotional toughness in apologetics, the role of the Biblical eyewitnesses and the nature of circumstantial evidence.

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Answering the Objections of Atheists

The PleaseConvinceMe Academy Course 1

Is reason really an enemy of faith? Are Christians biased in their reasoning? Is there an absolute truth? Do moral absolutes exist in our world? Is Intelligent Design Theory 'science'? Does the existence of natural evil prove there is no God? This free downloadable course answers these questions and more as we provide you with over 21 hours of audio training, over a dozen PDF articles with note sheets and Bible Inserts, several videos and many other bonus materials. This course is specifically designed to help you answer the objections of atheists and defend your faith against the challenges of the secular world.

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The Old Testament is Filled with Fulfilled Prophecy

There are many ways to verify the reliability of scripture from both internal evidences of transmission and agreement, to external confirmation through archeology and science. But perhaps the most persuasive argument can be found in the area of prophecy.

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About PleaseConvinceMe Apologetics Radio

The PleaseConvinceMe Podcast is a weekly 1 hour (or so) discussion of the issues and challenges facing Christians in our world today. We examine the evidence for the Christian Worldview and build a case for the positions we hold related to faith, ethics and the Christian life. We hope our podcast equips believers, encourages seekers and engages skeptics with the truth of Christianity.

About Jim Wallace

Jim Wallace is a detective (currently working cold case homicides), a church planter and an apologist for the Christian worldview, but he wasn't always convinced that Christianity is true. Growing up as an atheist, Jim received a Bachelor's Degree in Design (CSULB) and a Master's Degree in Architecture (UCLA), and he didn't actually look at the evidence supporting the Christian worldview until he began his 21 year career as a detective. At the age of 35 he gave his life to Christ after God changed his heart and his resistance to the cumulative case for Christianity.

Several years later Jim completed a second Master's Degree in Theology (GGBTS), and began PleaseConvinceMe.com. His diverse experiences have provided him with some unique opportunities to examine the logical conclusions and practical realities of the "secular world view" and compare these to the truth claims of Biblical Christianity. Jim's evidential approach to theology, philosophy and worldview relies heavily on his experience as a cold case homicide detective. He has assembled the evidence for Christianity just as he might assemble the evidence in front of a jury in a homicide case. The information has been collected as a series of articles now posted at PleaseConvinceMe.com. Jim has been in a faithful relationship with his wife for nearly 30 years and has four children (two of whom are now grown). He lives in Southern California and co-leads the "Rising Tide" Christian Community.

PleaseConvinceMe.com is an outreach resource of Rising Tide Ministries. We provide FREE resources to help believers defend their faith and communicate what they believe to the world around them. Our goal is to provide free audios, videos, articles, Bible inserts and training presentations from our website at www.pleaseconvinceme.com. No one here gets a salary and we do not actively solicit donations. In spite of this, people often contribute to our efforts and these contributions are utilized to send material across the globe at no cost to those who ask for it.