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Christian Evidence
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Christian Evidence exists to provide a place where people can find out more about the evidence for the Christian faith, and debate the issues. We produce materials via our blog and website which provide reliable information about the Christian faith. Christian Evidence is produced by the Christian Evidence Society, founded in 1870.
Lord Richard Dannatt
Lord Richard Dannatt, Head of the British Army from 2006 to 2009 and now a member of the House of Lords, talks about war, peace and faith, in response to the question: War, what is it good for? Lord Dannatt talks with series host Major Nigel Bovey, former editor of the Salvation Army newspaper The War Cry.
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Sir Gary Streeter MP
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Sir Gary Streeter MP, who has held several ministerial and front bench posts, talks about politics, parliament and faith, in response to the question: How endangered is democracy? Gary Streeter talks with series host Major Nigel Bovey, former editor of the Salvation Army newspaper The War Cry.
Simon Thomas: How can we live after death?
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Simon Thomas, host of Soccer Saturday on Sky Sports and author of Love Interrupted, talks about the loss of his wife to cancer, his journey through grief, and about faith and mental health. Simon Thomas talks with series host Major Nigel Bovey, former editor of the Salvation Army newspaper The War Cry. If you are personally affected by anything Simon shares in the video, and need someone to tal...
Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin: Who is my neighbour?
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Rose Hudson-Wilkin, the first black woman to become a Church of England bishop, gives her personal views on discrimination, immigration and faith. Bishop Rose talks with series host Major Nigel Bovey, former editor of the Salvation Army newspaper The War Cry.
John Bell: The world is broken - what would Jesus do?
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00:57 - Start of conversation 37:39 - Questions from viewers John Bell is a minister of the Church of Scotland and a member of the Iona Community. He has worked for over 30 years in the areas of music, worship, spirituality and social justice. A prolific hymnwriter, John has published 17 collections of original and global songs, and numerous collections of liturgical material. His most recent b...
Jennifer Wiseman: Are we alone in the universe?
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01:22 - Start of conversation 45:38 - Questions from viewers Dr Jennifer Wiseman, a leading astronomer and astrophysicist who co-discovered a new comet when she was a student, and who serves as senior project scientist on the Hubble Space Telescope, looks at the search for extraterrestrial life, the place and purpose of humans in the universe, and gives her personal views on the question, ‘Are ...
Barbara Drossel: Are we here by accident?
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01:21 - Start of conversation 38:56 - Questions from viewers Dr Barbara Drossel, Professor of Theoretical Physics at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany, gives her personal views on the laws of physics, the apparent fine-tuning of the universe to enable life to flourish, the search for a ‘theory of everything’, and the question, Are we here by accident? This conversation with Major N...
Mary Ellen Foster: Will a robot steal my job?
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01:01 - Start of conversation 39:59 - Questions from viewers Dr Mary Ellen Foster, Senior Lecturer in the School of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow, who works in the area of socially aware human-robot interaction, gives her personal views on the promise of the AI revolution, ethical concerns about the future of robots in human society, superintelligence and religion, and the ques...
Alister McGrath: Should we always follow the science?
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01:11 - Start of conversation 40:15 - Questions from viewers Alister Mc Grath, Andreas Idreos Professor of Science and Religion at the University of Oxford, and Director of the Ian Ramsey Centre for Science and Religion, talks about the myths and realities of the relationship between science and religion, the role of science in setting public policy, what evidence religion can offer for the exi...
Health: How can I find wholeness in a broken world? with Gillian Straine
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00:00 - Introduction 01:09 - Start of conversation 40:57 - Questions from viewers In the second of a series of webinars conversations, Questions of our Times, the Revd Dr Gillian Straine, Director at The Guild of Health and St Raphael, looks at the question of health in a time of pandemic, asking, how can I find wholeness in a broken world? The webinar took place on 2 March 2021. Gillian is pas...
Race: Which lives matter? with Joel Edwards CBE
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00:00 - Introduction 01:46 - Start of conversation 39:57 - Questions from viewers In the third of a series of webinars conversations, Questions of our Times, the Revd Joel Edwards CBE, Director of Advocacy at Christian Solidarity Worldwide, looks at the question of race, asking, which lives matter? The webinar took place on 9 March 2021. Rev Joel Edwards CBE is director of advocacy at Christian...
Truth: In a world of fake news, who can we trust? with Jonathan Aitken
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00:00 - Introduction 01:42 - Start of conversation 39:49 - Questions from viewers In the first of a series of webinars conversations, Questions of our Times, the Revd Jonathan Aitken, former cabinet minister, looks at the question of truth in a world of fake news. Jonathan Aitken is now Prison Chaplain of HMP Pentonville. The webinar took place on 23 February 2021. Jonathan Aitken is an author,...
Prayer and Spirituality: Is God really listening? with Rowan Williams
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00:00 - Introduction 01:55 - Start of conversation 38:56 - Questions from viewers In the fifth of our series of webinars conversations, Questions of our Times, the Revd Dr Lord Williams of Oystermouth, Honorary Professor of Contemporary Christian Thought, Cambridge University, looks at prayer in a time of spiritual hunger, asking, is God really listening? The webinar took place on 23 March 2021...
The Environment: Can the future ever be green? with Mike Hulme
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00:00 - Introduction 01:05 - Start of conversation 40:34 - Questions from viewers In the fourth of a series of webinars conversations, Questions of our Times, Professor Mike Hulme, Professor of Human Geography, Cambridge University, looks at the environment in a time of climate emergency, asking, can the future ever be green? The webinar took place on 16 March 2021. Professor Mike Hulme is the ...
Should we teach children to choose between religion and science?
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With Portuguese subtitles. 00:00 Question 00:26 Andrew Pinsent 01:20 Marcelo Gleiser In this short clip from the Drawbridge Lecture 2018, Marcelo Gleiser and the Revd Andrew Pinsent talk about the way children are taught at an early age to make a choice between religion and science. This version has Portuguese subtitles, provided by Luiz Antônio Melo. Watch the full Drawbridge Lecture: th-cam.c...
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Unknowns in Heaven and Earth | Marcelo Gleiser & Andrew Pinsent | Drawbridge Lecture 2018
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Cosmology: A Religion For Atheists? -- William Lane Craig on "The Theory Of Everything" film
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John Cleese: The most important question is "Is there an afterlife?"
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CS Lewis Symposium 3/3: 21st Century Apologetics -- Ward, Craig, Ramsden, Sears, Williams, Wolfe
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CS Lewis Symposium 1/3: Rational Argument -- Alister McGrath
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John Cleese, Michael Palin & Richard Burridge "Life of Brian" Debate Reflections (BBC Radio 4, 2013)
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The God Delusion? Alister McGrath: The Rationality of Faith (Audio)
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Assisted Dying Debate: Lord Falconer, Prof Biggar, Lord Harries (full audio)
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rwsinha, why did Jesus say kingdom of God is within you or around you. Is God a person up there??
HE IS PERFECTLY RIGHT: " THE CHURCH IS SPENDING TOO MUCH TIME ANSWERING QUESTIONS NO ONE IS ASKING " THEY HAVE BECOME A CLOSED CIRCLE OF INTELLECTUALS HOLDING LECTURES ON THE MOST SPECIFIC TOPICS BUT HAVE LOST COMPLETELY THEIR PURPOSE IN SOCIETY! THE MOST BASIC RULES OF CHRISTIANITY; THE TEN COMMANDMENTS FOR EXAMPLE; ARE IGNORED BY REALLY EVERYONE; TAKE THE POST OFFICE CASE; THE CHURCH DOESN´T CARE AT ALL! THEY ARE EVEN COVERING UP LIARS; BETRAYERS; THIEVES; ADULTERS THEMSELF.
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Thank you for this enlightened conversation on who is my neighbor? " Lord when did we see you hungry? " Thank you Bishop Rose Hudson Wilkin. We are the church and God is like you.
This man is a wolf in sheep's clothing. Please be warned.
The ad about service animals is not about the speaker who might not know, it's about getting into your medical and social security, and banking information for hidden invasion and fraud.
The question is if thru diversity they learned anything. No, they are divergent. They are tares.
All problems come due to not listening to God , His words. The worst is taking man made documents as words of God and forging tenets of religion on baseless allegations and imagination
Isn’t The current pandemic a man made one in the course of biological war?
Who is responsible for Unjust wars? God or men ?
God tells Jesus is god , and he is one of the 3?
Even when my prayers are not immediately answered, I always find that, in keeping faith, the situation will change and God will solve my problem in his way and in his perfect timing. I will usually receive a sign or several to remind me that I am on the right path.
Absolutely wonderful, frank and thought provoking.
I know god exists, I know jesus knew his father and our father exists, that doed not make me an institutional Christian.
Every Christian has to act individually as a Christian, you can't just be a communal Christian, then go home live your privileged lives then go back next week and become a communal Christian again.
A hugh assumption.
No of course he dosnt listen to us bleating our own self righteousness, he sees what we do.
38:22 moved me to tears.
Any one person living on his own can only be a hunter or maybe a fisherman, but certainly not a farmer, nor a herdsman, as that would need at least two people living together. It seems that nature meant for the minimum number of people to sustain a living for a long time, this needs to be a man and a woman operating together for reproductive purposes, hence the formation of a family to provide most requirements including ethics, spirituality, and practical economic requirement. In such a small family, the kitchen table was a multipurpose surface and served as the dining area, the working coking area, the surgical area, and the altar praying area, where the parents were the managers, the workmen, and the high priests and the entertainers providing the working, and the reproduction and the entertaining rituals. As the tribe grows, ideas are shared and rituals grow and a centralized community function is normally followed, This grows to Churches, local councils and parliaments and theatres and cinemas and bus depots, and specializations in hospitals and schools. Protection, Education, and Health schemes are normally centralized, built away from the individual families. Soon there will be a generation of parasite professions that live on the back of others. An amount of security is generated through the centralized system, where, at least the human mind is drugged to think that better security exists when living in a community, but in practical terms, the new communal security could be a state of mind and not a real issue when it comes to practical terms. Community living, favors healthy marriages, as intermarriages in small tribes are a disadvantage. The herd instinct seems to gain out from community living, and its rituals and the individual difficulties are solved through meeting witchdoctors, rain dancers, astrologists, entertainers, court jesters, circus clowns, and actors on a stage, all are contributing to a healthy human mind. A developed human mind does not like to be in a material living all the time, and the human mind loves to live in an imaginary state within the boundary of thought and language, which one may allot a " spiritual" condition. In times of war and sickness and when a soldier at the front is hurt and lonely and left alone to face the music, those are the situations that humans do cater for through their beliefs. In addition to rifles and guns and tanks and aircraft and submarines, military personnel is supplied with a religious chaplain to meet the mind state that exists with the military work. There is a video that shows one of the Blue Angels crashing and one Headteacher of a school is seen saying to another, " I must leave the school and put on my uniform as my duty as a chaplain is now needed urgently" Then the chaplain is seen with the widow of the dead pilot and the two orphaned children. The Miltary is certainly equipped to cater to all circumstances, but one cannot help weighing up the reality of the situation, and one cannot help smiling a little at the manner in which the human mind operates when nothing practical seems to work. Engineering products, since 250 years ago, gave more security to the family than politics and religions, law, medicine, and artists and entertainers ever did in the last 10,000 years. Humans still need to "belong" and the community get-together is still necessary. Not being independent is still very human but engineering tangible guaranteed products found in and outside our homes made us more self-sufficient in both spiritual and practical needs. It would appear that when families are poor, they seek each other's company and the needs for a spiritual man, but when tangible, guaranteed engineering products fill in the family home, then the spiritual, ethical, and economic well-being does assist the family members to be self sufficient but perhaps not so independent of the basic instinctive and sexual requirements to be able to build the next families of the next generations. Poor people seem to need to Herd up together, while families whose home is filled with modern engineering products become like some eagles which can soar high while living on their own and when the reproductive sexual stages come to be, they mate temporarily to ensure the upbringing of the next generation. Engineering products including digital cameras and microphones and loudspeakers have enabled communities to listen to Rowan Williams over a video conference rather than people needing to travel through the horse manure that filled the streets of Landon 150 years ago. Perhaps centralized churches and communities were formed because in poverty no one can build a home good enough to receive and host God in it, and so impressive Cathedrals were built for the purpose do being able to host God Himself. Now with modern engineering, every home can host a God knowing that most homes through engineering have improved to give the hosting of God at a better level than the poor people's homes could do 200 years ago. Now over 50 % of mothers are single mothers and over 50 % of men do not want to get married. Engineering seems to have replaced not only the need for religion but also the contact between man and woman. Infertility is increasing while IVF is on the increase. The silence of tangible products and guarantees of engineering operations, especially those using " Electrical Energy" seems to have replaced the promises and spiritual products of any praying session in any large Cathedral. The new God, is Albert's Einstein God, and it is found transformed and resurrected on either side of the equation shown as E=mc^2 and God travels in silence to any corner of the universe according to James Clerk Maxwell where one of his four equations shows Electromagnetic energy as being related to, Curl ( Electric) = d( Magnetic)/dt which is what Rowan Williams is using all the time in his popular digital transmissions. It is about time that Rowan Williams gets to know that my engineering God is always with him, helping keep him company in the form of a silent Electromagnetic Energy, where, to operate and support the universe the engineering God does not need to hear the flowery repeated entertaining words of. Rowan Williams. "We are made in God's image", and, " I am a son of God", and " bread and wine are my flesh and blood" are all related to the fact that God as Energy probably ElectroMagnetic energy, may be transformed and resurrected according to Einstein's equation E=mc^2. The Universe is no more than Energy transformed into the matter where it evolved to a stage where we are now and when we die we shall all resurrect into Electromagnetic energy which may roam the universe to be reincarnated into a leaf or a tree.
Evil becomes real when we create itand it is real only faith can kill itI know,curses are Real because people create them ,faith can protect us and return curses as I have had to do throughout my life,it's probably good that most people don't believe, but the occultists and esoteric society's who don't understand create lots of evil and it is real and after releasing their curses they should take the consequences seriously curses should not be left to bounce around affecting all who enter .
No-one teaches us to follow Jesus but their institution, with the institution in charge, that is what ordinates are taught, Jesus doesn't come into it if people don't follow Jesus and belief is the norm ,then we are going to be secular people who debate god as concept which is what is happening. True belief is so different, and those who have it are of course ad Jesus said dispised and persecuted and if possible killed.
You are not able to interpret god for us or any body in any moment of time for anybody ,god is not temporal we are they are so different we cannot know.Eternity follows completely un understandably where we know only the present eternally.
I personally have cast iron proof of god and none of the intellectual speculation comes close those like you are a distraction to those who have the grace of faith and belief.the church just mucks up belief by their arrogance,they don't know but have to pretend they do .
It is not in the mind but in our action people who follow christ are Christian the church is further away from Christianity than those who instinctively do God's will, church goer support the institution which is not follow christ.
No god is not listening, to our vain speculation, he wants us to follow his son in righteous action, then people will join us.
Dr Williams’ final answer in the main section was just absolutely stunning
Because "Science" is one of the most philosophically-loaded concepts in any language and culture today, one must press the question: What does one mean by "science"? Is it Speculative science? Is it "Hard" empirical, observable relations of cause and effect? What precisely is the definition being used, and what of the subtexts that may or many not beg the questions, if they exist?
I am so grateful for this conversation. I have never found science and religion to be mutually exclusive. As I have always seen it science is almost always having to do reverse engineering on God's Creation. This conversation reminded me of this quote from "The Origin, by Marshall Vian Summers. "There is no conflict between Creation and evolution, for God created evolution so that everyone in Separation could find their way back. Even the most sinful, the most dreadful and the most depraved will find their way back because there is no alternative to Creation. Even Hell and all the dimensions of Hell that you could possibly imagine are only temporary in the greater scheme of things. The power, the draw and the calling of God are within you, deep beneath the surface of your mind. With this is the memory of the greater purpose that you are born with, which is not a purpose for Separation, but a purpose for contribution, which has the power to undo your Separation and to liberate you from it, thus returning to you the strength, the confidence and the reality that you are not alone."
Thanks!
Agree! Science & Religion are not mutually exclusive.
That's an important understanding... thanks for sharing
Brilliant exposition of why both science and religion depend on faith.
The reason priest don't talk about how tò pray is because you all assume rather arrogantly is that the prayer is in charge .but it is God who is in charge.
It must be said , god is deaf or uncaring or just not there ?????????
Or not
I cannot thank you enough for this insightful discussion with Dr. Rowan Williams. Even when I was deeply devoted to my agnostic views, the demonstration of Dr. Williams life spoke to me on a deeper level. I cannot thank him enough for keeping a spark of awareness regarding the Divine alive in my heart, when the world seemed so dark. This conversation reminded me of a paragraph I read entitled "Who is Jesus" by Marshall Vian Summers, that genuinely moved me. 'Christianity and all the other major religions have fostered a bridge between cultures and between races. These are not simply religions of one tribe or one group. They are religions for all of humanity. This is not to say that everyone can adhere to them, follow them or receive them, but they bridge the normal boundaries that seem to separate people and cast them apart. The religion of forgiveness, the religion of reunion with the Divine, the religion of human development, the religion of compassion-all of these tremendous movements in the evolution of religion in the world were fostered by the establishment of the world’s religions, which have brought the world to its present state.' ''Jesus set into motion a direct relationship with the Divine through the intermediary of the Holy Spirit, which in Greater Community understanding would be defined as Knowledge itself. This relationship emphasized the Divine reality within each person and the possibility for personal revelation and spiritual development. Humanity has been struggling with this ever since, yet it is a remarkable achievement that Christianity is present in the world and that it is accepted by millions of people in different countries, from different cultures and backgrounds. This is a religion for international civilization, as is true of many of the other religious movements that were initiated in the world and that have advanced into a more modern age.'
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I didn't know I needed this until I'd listened to it....I went searching for Rowan Williams on a whim, ive not really listened to him before ,but I knew his voice was soothing and my soul needed soothing today .. This entire interview was so grounding and well done and encouraging so thankyou.god bless....you've got a new subscriber 😊🙏
Is that an Epiphone Casino hanging on the wall? I love RW, I just find he reveres Aquinas and Augustine a little too much for my liking (as most Anglicans do - whether they realise it or not), and that way can lead to madness (aka evangelical fundamentalism) if not careful. I'd love for him to join the Eastern Church... with that beard he's a shoo in. Still, in my opinion the greatest ABoC in my lifetime, although way too intellectual, I think for the rank and file CofE. After the appointment of Welby, I honestly don't think it's a stretch to see someone like Nicky Gumble given the job!!!
Thank you very much for this interview. It was thrilling!
Is God still there, the answer is 'through the earthquake, wind and fire, o still small voice of calm' God is still there, through the bitter and the sweet, the still small voice of calm, to strengthen us in our despair. He is not in the earthquake, or the wind or the fire, but He is there THROUGH it all! 1 Kings vs 19.
On point.it is.god is.
So refreshing to hear my old archbishop. Listen to the likes of Dr Rowan and of Miester Ekhardt and one quickly comes to the realisation that there is more to the Christian faith than blind fundamentalism, or indeed ignorant rejection.
Thank you for asking real, practical and challenging questions. IMHO Williams is the best living proponent of Christianity because a) he actually understands science and b) he faces, full on, the doubts any honest believer must possess.
I agree also IMHO.
Rowan Williams is a thinker of the utmost integrity
I salute your sincerity. But I'm very relieved for future generations that this 1st century way of thinking has been slowly dying and being replaced with rational, testable and observable facts.
So true. People get so focused on trivial stuff like what this or that celebrity did. I guess a little prolefeed is needed to keep people's spirits up but the big questions are the ones worth answering.
"Society now is so insane, so trivial and stupid, and the values are so crap, that nothing of any importance seems to get paid attention to. And yet, I read somebody the other day he said, you know, there's only one question that really matters, and that is; "Is there an after-life?" And I thought, yeah, that's what I think. That's the question that interests me. What do you hear about that on television?
@Nick Pease whether you like it or not, you began with an assumption: one that would shut down the open mind and negate any willingness to research the matter. It's actually a question of great importance, with the potential to change our view of reality and bring comfort to many.
In fact there are more articles written on the internet about the question of afterlife than you could ever get time to read. See Premier Christian radio show "Unbelievable?" hosted by Justin Brierley for a really good one. or BBC radio 4, "In our time" hosted by Melvyn Bragg. I recommend the books of Valerie Tarico, John W. Loftus, Robert M. Price, Richard Carrier, Victor J. Stenger, Jerry A. Coyne or TH-cam videos by The Thinking Atheist & many more. Atheism says there is no afterlife Universalism says that everyone goes to a happy ever after Ultimate reconciliation says that everything ends up ok for everyone, Agnosticism says we don't know but could be a mix of the above ideas.
+zytigon There is no such thing as agnosticism, just a bunch of agnostic atheists who dont understand what agnostic means.