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The Implications of Skepticism

Featuring:

Greg Koukl, Michael Horton

Release date:

May 29, 2011

Series:

Addressing Skepticism

Topic(s):

Apologetics Evidence For The Faith

Format(s):

Audio

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On this edition of the Â鶹AV, Michael Horton talks with Greg Koukl from Stand To Reason and author of Faith is Not Wishing about the implications of the arguments put forth by skeptic Michael Shermer in last week’s broadcast.  Is Christianity based on mythology; are multi-verses the best explanation for the fine-tuning that we observe in the universe; is it possible to believe in objective good and evil without believing in God?  Mike and Greg will discuss these questions and more on this edition of the Â鶹AV.

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