Updated 3/22/08 - I see that the links below no longer work. Here is a new website address for Veritas Forum lectures. Those listed below are easily accessible.
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I was astounded earlier today to discover that Veritas Forum lectures are now available on the internet. The new technology is making my box of cassette tapes obsolete! Here is a list of the most popular talks (audio and sometimes video):
- The Jesus of Myth and History N. T. Wright (28063 views)
- Does God Exist? William Lane Craig (23793 views)
- What Does It Mean To Be Human? Dallas Willard (19059 views)
- So What? N. T. Wright (15820 views)
- The Power of Porn Gene McConnell (15607 views)
- Atheism, Theism, and the Meaning of Life JP Moreland (15445 views)
- The Genius of Jesus Dallas Willard (13083 views)
- Rethinking Relationships Don Miller (13066 views)
- Time for Truth Os Guinness (11695 views)
- The Fingerprint of God Erwin McManus (11278 views)
Here's a list of popular topics:
Arts, Atheism, Authority of Scripture, Beauty, Big Bang, Business, C.S. Lewis, Career/Vocation, Catholicism, Christianity, Communication, Creation, Death, Depression, Dostoevsky, Drama/Theatre, Economics, Education, Engineering & Technology, Environmental Studies & Natural Resources, Ethics, Evangelicalism, Evil, Evolution, Existence of God, Faith, Feminism, Gender/Body, Government & Public Policy, Health Sciences, History, Hope, Humanities, Humanity, Hypocrisy, Identity, Islam, J.R.R. Tolkien, Jesus, Law, Lord of the Rings, Love/Relationships, Materialism, Media, Movies/Film, Music, Natural Sciences & Math, Naturalism, Origins, Pain/Suffering, Pluralism, Politics, Pop Culture, Pornography, Post Modernism, Poverty, Power, Relativism, Religion/Multi-Faith, Resurrection, Salvation, Science, Sin, Social Justice, Social Sciences, Theism, Theology & Religious Studies, Tolstoy, Truth, University/Scholarship, Violence, War, Worldview,
You may also explore the archive by talk, presenter, or forum using the links above.
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