Apologetics - John Ankerberg - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - What Does The Term Postmodernism Actually Mean

From out latest series with Dr. Ravi Zacharias entitled "Ravi Zacharias Answers Questions From Europe, the Middle East and America"

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Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Nabeel Qureshi - Suffering and Jesus

The Christian faith requires you to take up your cross and follow Jesus and can sometimes mean losing friends, dividing families, or life as you know it to walk in the path of God. Nabeel Qureshi shares how Jesus and his lived example provides a unique answer to our suffering.

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Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Vince Vitale - Suffering and the Love of God

Vince Vitale discusses a new response to the problem of evil. He suggests that if human parents can be loving despite bringing children into a world of suffering and pain like ours, then far more so can God be the loving creator.

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Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Amy Orr-Ewing - Suffering and Free Will

The Why? series is a new RZIM event happening annually looking at a key “Why?” question. Is it possible to understand suffering in the light of a loving God? In this video Amy Orr-Ewing explores how the human will is a factor in our suffering and how the Christian faith is realistic about the pain of human existence–our sorrow, disappointments, violations, and pain.

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Christian Apologetics - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - What about those who don't believe in God

HELPING THE THINKER BELIEVE. HELPING THE BELIEVER THINK.

Taken from the open form at Yale University in 2010, Ravi answers a question from a student at Yale about those who do not believe in God.

"Your pursuit of what is ultimate assumes that you find relevance in that belief," says Ravi Zacharias. But how are we to navigate the shoreless sea that constitutes our pluralistic world of conflicting ideas? Moreover, how do we remain committed to a particular worldview in a culture that dogmatically opposes any form of exclusivity? Most important of all, must Christianity itself be exclusive?

In the full message available on DVD, Ravi continually demonstrates the Christian worldview is not unique for being exclusive but rather for its ability to stand up to scrutiny and to provide answers to the ultimate questions.

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Gateway Church - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Live from Gateway

Ravi Zacharias is Founder and President of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM), which celebrated its thirtieth anniversary in 2014. Dr. Zacharias has spoken all over the world for 44 years in scores of universities, notably Harvard, Dartmouth, Johns Hopkins, and Cambridge. He has addressed writers of the peace accord in South Africa and military officers at the Lenin Military Academy and the Center for Geopolitical Strategy in Moscow. At the invitation of the President of Nigeria, he addressed delegates at the First Annual Prayer Breakfast for African Leaders held in Mozambique.

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Christian Apologetics - John Ankerberg - Dr. Ravi Zacharias Questions from the United States

Ravi Zacharias shares questions from some of his many experiences speaking with audiences throughout the United States. Today’s college students offer difficult challenges that deserve credible answers. It is our hope that through this program you will also grow in your ability to respond to the challenges of skeptics in your own community. You’ll find Scripture offers much to help with today’s controversies, and that other fields of learning offer additional support to the answers God has given in Scripture.

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Apologetics - John Ankerberg - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Questions from Students in the Middle East

The primary worldview in the Middle East derives from the teachings of Islam. The Muslim religion speaks about Jesus, even calling Him a prophet, yet offers a very different view of both God and of Jesus than found in the Bible. In this program, Ravi Zacharias will help you to discover that those with a Muslim worldview share many of the same questions as others who seek Christ.

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Contending for the Faith - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - What about those who don't believe in God

Taken from the open form at Yale University in 2010, Ravi answers a question from a student at Yale about those who do not believe in God.

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Contending for the Faith - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Who Is Responsible For Evil

In an academic environment where human nature is consistently described as a product of "social conditioning," Dr. Zacharias and Os Guinness seek to counter this notion from a theological and a historical standpoint.

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Contending for the Faith - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - University of Pennsylvania

During the open forum at the University of Pennsylvania Ravi Zacharias and Nabeel Qureshi were asked:

"Why are you so afraid of subjective moral reasoning? Do you think we all are just going to start raping and pillaging just because we don't have a book telling us what to do? Are you afraid of that? I'm not because that's not what we are going to do. Yes, Nazis were bad but there were Christian Nazis and atheist Nazis. So I don't see... What are you so afraid of?"

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Christian Teaching - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Why I'm Not An Atheist

Ravi Zacharias and Vince Vitale spoke an overflow crowd on the evening of April 4th, 2013 at Princeton University titled, "Why I'm Not An Atheist."

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Dr. Ravi Zacharias

If the heart cannot exalt what the mind rejects Ravi is your guy. With complex-simplicity Dr. Zacharias is an archetypical example of tough minded and tender hearted apologetics.

Remember: In the beginning, everything either came from the Personal or the impersonal (forces). The first great division of mankind is between revealed theism (to Adam and his descendants) and over time the downgrade to idolatry.

The second great division is between the distortions of theism and worshiping the creation (idolatry): pantheism and atheism are fundamental forms of idolatry that exalt chance and impersonal forces as causal agents (forces created all). But no thing causes itself and the laws of the cosmos can't be the cause of the laws of the cosmos.

Moreover, Yeshua accredits Adam. First, truth is knowable. Second, the opposite of true is false ("The harder you try to clobber the law of non-contradiction the more it clobbers you."- Ravi). Third, theism is true. The holiness of the personal God is the Law above the laws: Oliver Buswell: "If anything does now exist, then either something must be eternal, or something not eternal must have come from nothing." The Argument then proceeds to show that it is more reasonable to believe that something is eternal; and that among the many hypotheses of eternal existence, the God of the Bible is the most reasonable, the most probable eternal being."

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Christian Teaching - Dr. Ravi Zacharias - Liberty University Baccalaureate

Dr. Ravi Zacharias, world-renowned Christian apologist and author, delivered the Baccalaureate address on May 10, 2013, to the Liberty University 2013 graduating class.

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