God’s Not Dead is a great conversation starter. I’m not the target demographic, so I won’t bore you with what I thought. The great thing about “God’s not dead” is it can start a conversation that can lead to something important.
Josh’s classroom arguments are engrossing, thought-provoking and well-reasoned.
On the plus side, Josh offers a well-stated argument for the existence of God, saying wisely “You don’t have to commit intellectual suicide to believe in a creator.” (USA Today)
In a mobile soundbite world, this is about as good as it gets, and you should use this opportunity to talk with people, young people, your young people. First, know your Lord, know your Bible, and know the arguments. I highly recommend…
Know Why You Believe by Paul E. Little et al.
In 2006, Christianity Today voted this title to be one of the top 50 books that have shaped evangelicals! Have you ever asked…
- Do science and Scripture conflict?
- Are miracles possible?
- Is Christian experience real?
- Why does God allow suffering and evil?
These questions need solid answers. That’s what a million people have already found in this clear and reasonable response to the toughest intellectual challenges posed to Christian belief. This edition, revised and updated by Marie Little in consultation with experts in science and archaeology, provides twenty-first-century information and offers solid ground for those who are willing to search for truth. Including a study guide for individuals or groups, the classic answerbook on Christian faith has never been better!
Michael wrote:
Those who enjoyed the movie “God’s Not Dead” may remember “Josh” quoting an Oxford professor named John Lennox, when responding to “Professor Radisson”, who had himself quoted another Oxford professor, Richard Dawkins.
Well, it so happens that these two Oxford University colleagues have debated each other in real life. In this debate they each discussed their understanding of several key points mentioned in one of Professor Dawkins’ books, “The God Delusion”, pertaining to the existence of God. You can find that debate at the link below.
If you enjoyed the movie, you may also enjoy this. I certainly did!