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How Stupid Do You Have to Be to Believe in God?

Date & time: 14 Mar 2018, 18:00 GMT | Speaker: Alexander Fink | Duration: 1 hour 30 min
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Who has not heard this question since expressing their faith in Jesus Christ? 

This webinar will take four steps to show that we are not irrational to believe in Jesus Christ. It is a matter of worldview, logic, faith, and good reasons... We will see that everyone has faith in something which makes up their worldview and that this faith always rests on reasons. The evaluation of the arguments which lend support to our specific worldview is again dependent on our worldview assumptions. Therefore, we need to find a method by which we can step out of our worldview and compare the plausibility of worldviews. In doing so, we will discuss 4 good reasons for the existence of a personal God and 2 good reasons for the divinity of Jesus Christ.

Alexander Fink is Director of the Institute for Faith and Science (Institut für Glaube und Wissenschaft) in Marburg, Germany (www.iguw.de). He studied physics at the universities of Bayreuth and St. Andrews (UK) and received his PhD at the Institute for Biophysics at the University of Regensburg. After having worked as an industrial product manager, he became director of SMD graduates' ministry (Akademiker-SMD, the German branch of IFES) until 2014. His passion is the dialogue of science, faith, and worldviews. Hence he founded the Kepler-Forum in Regensburg, coorganising the annual Regensburger Symposium (www.regensburger-symposium.de) at the University of Regensburg. Since 2008 he has been a member of the ELF Steering Committee and has co-led the Scientists Network. Together with his wife, Alexander enjoys raising his two children.

 

 

 

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Date & time: 14 Mar 2018, 18:00 GMT
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