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Richard Dawkins Video Interview with Alister McGrath

Posted in Alister McGrath, Apologetics, Philosophy, Prolegomena, tagged , , , , , , on July 15, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

Two British intellectual giants, atheist Richard Dawkins and former atheist Alister McGrath, engage in a friendly interview. Dawkins probes McGrath’s Christian worldview, wanting to know how McGrath can claim that his faith in God is rational.

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To Vanhoozer’s Take on Barth’s Bible: A Humble Question

Posted in Alister McGrath, Book Reviews, Doctrina divina, Philosophy, Scripture, tagged , , , , on February 5, 2007 | Leave a Comment »

In a recent compendium of evangelical scholars re-thinking Karl Barth’s theology, Kevin Vanhoozer addresses Barth’s doctrine of Scripture vis-a-vis conservative Barthian angst in previous years, terming the rub a great “misunderstanding.” His main point is stated thus, “The differences between Barth and evangelicals on the matter of the Bible being the Word of God stem [...]

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Alister McGrath Audio Lectures on Apologetics Through Literature

Posted in Alister McGrath, Apologetics, Audio, Evangelism, Philosophy, Pilgrim Praxis, Prolegomena, tagged , , , , , on November 28, 2006 | 2 Comments »

Dr. Alister McGrath, professor of historical theology at Oxford University, has released free audio lectures from Wycliffe Hall’s summer school program. These fascinating lectures begin by briefly defining Christian “apologetics” and then proceed to pithy presentations on using various genres of literature apologetically. With British wit and humor Dr. McGrath explores the question, “In what [...]

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