Jul 30, 2015
Dr. Frank Beckwith and Aaron Atwood sit down to talk about why morality and the natural law matter, as well as the freedom that results from morality and Dr. Beckwith's new book, Taking Rites Seriously: Law, Politics, and the Reasonableness of Faith.
Dr. Frank Beckwith is professor of Philosophy and Jurisprudence at...
Jul 23, 2015
Where does morality come from? Can we explain morality apart from God? Those are two of the questions Dr. Frank Beckwith tackles in this lecture, as he explains the arguments for the moral law and responds to those who claim that morality could result from evolution or arbitrarily exist.
Dr. Frank Beckwith is professor...
Jul 16, 2015
How can Christians relate to our LGBT neighbors with grace and love without comprising truth? In this interview, Glenn Stanton, author of Loving My (LGBT) Neighbor, offers perspective and practical advice on engaging with the LGBT community.
Glenn T. Stanton speaks at universities and churche around the world on gender...
Jul 9, 2015
J. Warner Wallace sits down with Aaron Atwood to share his story and explain circumstantial evidence, setting realistic goals for evangelism, and outlines what sets Christianity apart from other theistic religions.
J. Warner Wallace is both a cold-case detective and a Christian apologist. He's a Summit faculty member...
Jul 3, 2015
Detective J. Warner Wallace explains the four tests used to determine if an eyewitness is reliable, then applies those same tests to build a case for why the gospels can be trusted.
J. Warner Wallace is both a cold-case detective and a Christian apologist. He's a Summit faculty member and the author of several books,...