Showing posts with label Michael Ramsden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael Ramsden. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Michael Ramsden - Answering the Tough Questions Part I
This is the first series of lectures given by Michael Ramsden at a C.S. Lewis Institute conference. I highly recommend this message for every Christian believer who wants to communicate the truth of the gospel more effectively.
Lecture I: "Apologetics Defined: A Biblical Mandate for Apologetics"
What is Apologetics? Is it Biblical? How do we go about apologetics? What is the goal of apologetics?
Lecture II: "Apologetics Tested: Tough Questions - Tough Answers?"
What are the big questions that we face today? How do we go about answering them? Why is it that answers sometimes seem so tough to give? Are there answers we can give?
Sunday, June 17, 2012
Michael Ramsden of RZIM on Post Modernism
Is truth relative to individual interpretation and situations or are there absolute truths?
Here is a link to a powerful audio message by Michael Ramsden entitled, "Disillusionment, Postmodernism, & Rebirth." Michael Ramsden is the European Director of RZIM since its foundation in 1997. He grew up in the Middle East, returning to the UK and while at Sheffield University doing research in Law and Economics, he taught Moral Philosophy and lectured for the International Seminar on Jurisprudence and Human Rights in Strasbourg.
If you have struggled with popular postmodernist philosophies such as moral relativity, then I encourage you to listen to this message. Ramsden helps uncover some of the fallacies and issues of postmodernistic thinking.
Here is a link to a powerful audio message by Michael Ramsden entitled, "Disillusionment, Postmodernism, & Rebirth." Michael Ramsden is the European Director of RZIM since its foundation in 1997. He grew up in the Middle East, returning to the UK and while at Sheffield University doing research in Law and Economics, he taught Moral Philosophy and lectured for the International Seminar on Jurisprudence and Human Rights in Strasbourg.
If you have struggled with popular postmodernist philosophies such as moral relativity, then I encourage you to listen to this message. Ramsden helps uncover some of the fallacies and issues of postmodernistic thinking.
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