Science Fiction and the Christian Faith: Apologetics.com Review of District 9

Written by Christopher Neiswonger | 15 August 2009

Special guest Leo Partible joins the Apologetics.com team for a show on all things Sci Fi. With Peter Jackson, Neill Blomkamp has created a tragic vision of "first contact". For more than a hundred years the storytelling genre Science Fiction has been grappling with the issues of technological advancement and the sciences in conflict with man.

Often these stories attempt a critique of the human condition and a vision of the future, things that have traditionally been the domain of religion; they have an ethic, a salvation, and an eschatology. Usually Sci fi is presented within the context of a mechanistic or naturalistic worldview and Christians have often asked whether this kind of framework is up to the moral task this genre seems to demand.

Truth: Why in the World Does It Matter?

Written by Rich Park | 25 July 2009

In our relativistic, pluralistic, and revisionistic society, why in the world does truth matter? We're all so different and diverse, shouldn't we simply accept our differences and simply get along? Should we not just learn to live amicably with our differences? Well, perhaps we need to reconsider truth precisely because our society is relativistic, pluralistic, revisionistic. Join host Rich Park and the Apologetics.com staff as they investigate the nature and impact of truth in world.

Answering the 20 Toughest Faith Questions

Written by Christopher Neiswonger | 21 March 2009

"Answering the 20 Toughest Faith Questions" with special guest Kenneth Samples and apologetics.com staff Steve Tsai and Christopher Neiswonger.

It can be difficult to answer questions about the Christian faith-even for Christians who regularly read their Bibles and attend church. What can they say to a skeptic who questions Christian doctrine or truth claims? What about young Christians who want answers to their tough questions?