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Presentations | Retreats Presentations The following are topics that I am qualified and interested in presenting on: Who Moved the Stone? A critical evaluation of the resurrection of Jesus, treating the issue as a crime (the apparent theft of Jesus' body) and applying 'forensic' techniques. Various counter theories to the resurrection are presented and refuted, and the historical basis of the traditional resurrection belief is established. A Guided Tour of Mel Gibson's Passion: Is it historical? Yes, mainly. Find out how much, and how much it matters. Internet Evangelism: The Christian Church has a poorly thought out strategy for engaging the world online. Actually, they don't have any strategy, and it shows. Ways, methods, and rationale for Internet Evangelism are discussed, explained, and defended. The Christian Church at large may not have a strategy, but there is no reason that your congregation can't have one. Defense of the Faith: An overview of some of the main arguments for Christianity with some attention given to some arguments against Christianity. The suggested format consists of 45 minutes listing the main arguments followed by 30-45 minutes of discussion. Then a break, and 45 minutes listing the main objections to Christianity followed by another discussion period. This presentation can be tailored to pre-teen, high schoolers, college students, and adults. It is not meant to be a debate. The focus is on delivering information and supporting it. It can, of course, be modified to be a debate. The Church and Christian Apologetics: A lecture, as long as they let me keep talking, on why the Church needs to get cracking and have trained Christian apologists in their midst and constantly at work. A critique, not to flattering, is given on current evangelistic methods of the Church at large. Christian Apologetics and Hot Topics: A discussion on how basic Christian Apologetics can be brought to bear on topics such as abortion, homosexuality, euthanasia, capital punishment, etc. Other topics:
Retreats "Reasons to Believe" Retreat: In general, a retreat can be over any topic that someone is interested in having me put together. This one has high schoolers and college students in mind. A much more thorough grounding in Christian Apologetics would be given, with great emphasis on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ as the central fact of Christianity, upon which it either rises or falls. The format would be negotiable, but the understanding is that this option would cover at least one night and a morning.
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