Greg Bahnsen - Problems for Unbelieving Worldviews (part 7)

Dr. Greg L. Bahnsen - Basic Training for Defending the Faith. Problems for Unbelieving Worldviews - part seven of nine.

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[sdcorfu]

Ratings have been disabled for this video....FOR RELIGIOUS REASONS.

[funhistory]

Same pretty girl who picked her nose in Part 6 (during the introduction to Personal Freedom & Dignity section) now hangs her head in shame while doing it from 2:35 - 2:38.

[Gangjoyful]

@ebeatworld There's always William Lane Craig :)

[Roper122]

* groan...

please, please, don't tell me that he is actually opening by asking for evidence for atheism.

and then he goes on to say that faith does not fill gaps in reason...

but you cannot account for reason, and you start from faith

( which is effectively filling the gap .. just at a different point )

self deception indeed.

[pilgrimpater]

Wow hang on 3:02 the burden of proof is ALWAYS with the claimant. This is totally wrong because the Atheist has no case against god because nobody can define the god or goddess or gods. You cannot have faith against an untruth. All the Atheist has is the fact that nobody has ever made a case FOR god. That is why Atheism is not a faith.

[ebeatworld]

We don't have many Christian debaters up to par with this guy these days. D'Souza is pretty good. But we need more intelligent believers like this guy.

[ReformedTheology5]

our Christian faith is not apart from, not beyond reason :-).

evolution is anti-Scientifical on all levels, it is pseudo-Science. people need to look past their blind emotions and pseudo-Science. they need to use their minds, intelligence...all they do is believe what people tell them blindly, then insult anyone who disagees. Education is really dumbed down.

[jmg94j]

1. Moral absolutes LOL Religious morals have continuously evolved over the last3000 years or so. In the old testament genocide was considered just and appropriate in some cases, ie: The slaughter in Jericho, and the destruction of the midianites. In the new testament things likke that were frounded upon, but slavery was still ok. Most christian churches are decent today because they have been forced to accept secular values such as women's right's, civil rights, etc. The key word here is "force"

[bullwhipjesus]

To all Christians what is your evidence for not believing in Horus? You have to face it you use the same reasoning Atheists do. Its funny how no one argues over the existance of George Washington in American history, but we argue over the existance of Jesus. If something really exists or existed with enough evidence to back it up there is no arguement. Yes any nutjob can say Washington never existed but we would all laugh at them, but when you tell Christians Jesus is not real they get mad.

[JoshuaPniewski]

So giving it the possibility of working in the future makes it true? You still havent accounted for Logic

Although you can explain how you believe these things you cannot account for them:

1.) Moral Absolutes

2.) Uniformity of Nature

3.) Universals & Laws

4.) Personal Freedom & Dignity