Unbelievable? 5 Mar 2011 - Grill a Christian Round 3 & Unbelievable? Conference announcement
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Today's show begins with details of the forthcoming Unbelievable? apologetics conference in London where Justin will be joined by speakers including John Lennox, Jay Smith, David Instone-Brewer and David Robertson.
David Robertson joins Justin for a third round of sceptical questions from Unbelievable? atheist listeners. Andrew in the UK asks about Secular society, Amigo in Japan about trusting scripture and Rob in the Netherlands about Freewill in light of God's omniscience.
For David Robertson http://www.solas-cpc.co.uk
For Unbelievable? : The Conference www.premier.org.uk/answers
For Amigojapan's full story: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhAkY-pwUvg
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Released on 23 Jun 2014
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