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Dale Ahlquist | Dr. Gene Edward Veith | Dave Sterrett | Paul Hughes | Dr. Holly Ordway | Jason Jones | Anthony Horvath | Brian Auten | Stephen Bedard | Glenn Jones | James D. Agresti | Mikel Del Rosario | Mark Riser | Tom Gilson | Joseph Keysor | Bruce Hennigan, M.D. | Dr. Ryan MacPherson | Paul Nowak

Thursday, April 19th.

(these sessions are absolutely FREE to attend!)

• 10:00 a.m. James Agresti (50 mins)
• 1:00 p.m. – Bruce Hennigan (30 mins)
• 1:35 p.m. – Mark Riser (30 mins.)
• 2:10 p.m. – Stephen Bedard (30 mins)
• 3:00 p.m. – Dr. Ryan MacPherson (50 mins)
• 4:30 p.m. Brian Auten – (50 mins)
• 5:30 p.m. – Mikel Del Rosario (50 mins)
• 7:00 p.m. Glenn Jones (50 mins)
• 8:00 p.m. – Tom Gilson (50 mins)
• 9:00 p.m. Joseph Keysor (50 mins)

Friday, April 20th.

(paid registration is required to attend Friday and Saturday sessions)

• 9:00 a.m. Dr. Gene Edward Veith
• 10:00 a.m. Dave Sterrett
• 11:00 a.m. Dale Ahlquist
• 12:00 p.m. Paul Hughes #1
• 1:00 p.m. Dr. Holly Ordway #1
• 2:00 p.m. Anthony Horvath #1

Saturday, April 21st.

• 9:00 a.m. Paul Nowak
• 10:00 a.m. Jason Jones
• 11:00 a.m. Dr. Holly Ordway #2
• 12:00 p.m. Bruce Hennigan – “Speculative Fiction and Apologetics”
• 1:00 p.m. Paul Hughes #2
• 2:00 p.m.  Anthony Horvath #2

Dale Ahlquist

President of the American Chesterton Society. 

“Finding the Right Word: Chesterton on the Writer’s Art.”

Dale Ahlquist is President of the American Chesterton Society, host of the EWTN series “G.K. Chesterton: The Apostle of Common Sense,” and Publisher of Gilbert Magazine. He has written three books on Chesterton, edited five more, and has written for over a dozen publications. He has lectured at major colleges and universities and other venues, including Yale, Columbia, Notre Dame, Oxford, the Vatican Forum in Rome, the Thomas More Centre in Melbourne, and at the House of Lords in London.

He is the co-founder of Chesterton Academy, a high school in St. Louis Park, Minnesota, and the executive producer of Manalive, a film based on a novel by G.K. Chesterton, which will be released in 2012.

Dale received a B.A. from Carleton College in Northfield, Minnesota, and a M.A. from Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota. He and his wife Laura have six children.

“Ahlquist on Chesterton is like Plato on Socrates, or Boswell on Johnson.” New Oxford Review.

Anthony Horvath

www.athanatosministries.org

Saturday Session 1:

“An Analysis of ‘The Birthmark’ by Nathaniel Hawthorne” 

A critique of Hawthorne’s short story for world view content and use in prompting philosophical discussion.  Read the story online here.

Saturday Session 2:

“How 3 Stories Got Under the Skin of PZ Myers and the New Atheists.”

In 2011, Anthony published three of his short stories in a collection called “Mother Teresa, Antony Flew, and Richard Dawkins Go to Heaven.”  To his surprise, the prominent ‘new atheist’ PZ Myers got a hold of the stories and ‘reviewed’ each of them in turn on his blog, heaping abuse and contempt on them and inspiring others to do the same, and even leading to physical threats on Anthony.  Despite this, the stories served to raise a number of important issues in the minds of some people that the author would never have been able to connect with, otherwise.  The stories were never intended to serve any higher purpose, but they have managed to do so anyway.  In this session, Anthony will reflect on the short stories and the reaction they had, and apply them to the goals of this conference.

The series has been updated with two additional stories along with an introduction and some forewords.  It is available digitally, only, through these retailers:  Kindle | Nook | Smashwords.  A free download is available for conference registrants.

Anthony Horvath is the Executive Director and founder of Athanatos Christian Ministries. A former junior and senior high school religion teacher and parish minister, he is now actively involved in Christian apologetics. ACM has a heavy emphasis on promoting the Christian world view and the Gospel through the arts and literature.

Anthony is the author of  Birth Pangs series and Fidelis and Spero which are an example of literary apologetics, as they contain discussions and events that provide an opportunity to explore The Deep Things. His columns have also been posted to Worldnetdaily.com and his ministries have been featured on numerous national and local radio stations.

He is married and a father of four. Currently, he is pursuing his MA in Christian Philosophy and Apologetics. As of the summer of 2011, he is the president of Wisconsin Lutherans for Life.  He is a member of the national speaker’s bureau for Lutherans for Life.  He speaks often on pro-life and apologetics issues at schools, churches, and colleges.

Paul Hughes

www.poetandpriest.com

Friday Session:

“Tim Gautreaux and the Apologetics of Real Life

Tim Gautreaux is a contemporary southern Catholic writer, with most stories focused near Mississippi and Louisiana. Most of his stories tells tales of that area’s exceedingly average — sometimes dirt poor — and rarely wealthy residents.

The two stories in this talk are “The Safe” and “Welding With Children.” Both are available online at The Atlantic Monthly:

• “The Safe”
• “Welding with Children”

Gautreaux has said that a story without a moral element isn’t interesting to him, and at different times in various ways he’s shown that these are also the kinds of characters he wants to tell about, as well. They’re like us, pressing on and facing choices, in common life and love that is often difficult and occasionally beautiful.  Which fits perfectly what we’re doing here.

Saturday Session:

“5 by Flannery”

Mary Flannery O’Connor merely befuddles non-believers. They often don’t get it.  But they get off easy, because O’Connor flat out freaks out fellow believers. She gives ‘em the willies. Strange things happen … and we don’t want to get it. About the only people we can be sure will get it from Flannery O’Connor are her characters. They get it every time. The question is … what do they do next? We’ll discuss what she’s doing to them and why, and what happens to her people and how they respond, in five key stories. They’re key because each of the five accounts represent a possible response, for all concerned. The five, in order, are “A View of the Woods,” “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” “An Enduring Chill,” “Parker’s Back,” and “Revelation.” Please be familiar with as many of these as possible. They are available online here, and in the print edition of O’Connor’s Complete Stories.

Paul Hughes is a writer in Southern California. He edited Think and Live for Apologetics.com, and prepared love every day from the work of a 13th century Roman Catholic Spanish mystic. Yes, really. His other books include Tebow: Throwing Stones, Burning and Bleeding, and Your Mom’s a Hypocrite. Interact with him at PoetAndPriest.com, through LinkedIn, on Facebook, or via Twitter.

 Jason Jones

Movietomovement.com

Info coming

Dr. Holly Ordway

www.hieropraxis.com

“Finding God in Fairy Tales”

Friday, April 20: 1 PM CST (11 AM PST)

Do stories with ogres, witches, evil stepmothers, and enchantments have any redeeming qualities for Christians? The answer is a firm yes. In fact, the traditional fairy (or folk) tales of the Brothers Grimm are nourishing, wholesome imaginative food, providing children (and adults) with a way to look at the world that is fundamentally Christian, as well as affirming a moral code that is completely in line with Christian morality.

In this talk, I will look at two classic fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm, “Cinderella” and “Hansel and Gretel,” and discuss how they show Christian truth and encourage a Christian worldview.

Text of the stories:

Cinderella: http://www.grimmstories.com/en/grimm_fairy-tales/aschenputtel

Hansel and Gretel: http://grimmstories.com/en/grimm_fairy-tales/hansel_and_grethel

“The Importance of Excellence in Christian Fiction: A Lesson from CS Lewis”

Saturday, April 21: 11 AM CST (9 AM PST)

Stories and poetry can be powerful ways to show the truth of the Christian faith — if they are truly good stories and good poetry. Too often, Christian writers settle for less than the best, wrapping a story around a Bible lesson or apologetics argument and thinking that’s good enough. However, Christians should have the highest standards of excellence for Christian literature, to give glory to God and to have the greatest power to draw people to the faith. C.S. Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia are highly respected as stories that have helped bring many to know Christ, so in this talk, I will explore Lewis’s thinking on artistry vs. apologetics, and show the way that the Chronicles are far more complex and well-crafted than many people realize

Dr Holly Ordway is a poet, academic, and Christian apologist. She holds a PhD in English from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, an MA in English Literature from UNC Chapel Hill, and an MA in Christian Apologetics from Biola University. She writes on the role of imagination and literature in apologetics, with special attention to the work of CS Lewis, JRR Tolkien, and Charles Williams. She is the author of Not God’s Type: A Rational Academic Finds a Radical Faith, and the director of Athanatos Christian Ministry’s Literary Apologetics Certificate Program. Her website is www.hieropraxis.com.

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Dave Sterrett

Author and Apologist, Spokesperson for “I am Second“

“Using Story for Christ:  Reflections on ‘I am Second.’”

Growing up as a pastor’s kid in Virginia, Dave Sterrett accepted Christ at an early age. However, his faith did not become his own until college, when he decided to study the Bible in-depth in order to understand reasons for his faith.

Today, Dave ministers nationally and internationally as a speaker on Christian apologetics and evangelism. He serves as an adjunct professor of New Testament, Philosophy and Apologetics at Liberty University, and is an ambassador for e3 Partners and I am Second.

He is a gifted speaker whose message appeals to all audiences, but especially college students.

Dave is a graduate of Liberty University and attended seminary in North Carolina. He is the author of Why Trust Jesus? and co-author of the books, ‘O’ God, A Dialogue on Truth, Oprah’s Spirituality and, Coffee House Chronicles.  He is also co-author of the forthcoming I am Second compilation book.

Dave lives in Dallas, Texas. http://davesterrett.com/

Dr. Gene Edward Veith

“Christianity and Comedy”

See whole categories of stories–not to mention movies, TV shows, jokes, and actual human experience–in a new light. Dr. Veith will show that Christianity cultivates a “comic sense of life,” as contrasted with other worldviews that cultivate a “tragic sense of life.”)

 www.geneveith.com

Provost and Professor of Literature at Patrick Henry College, the Director of the Cranach Institute at Concordia Theological Seminary, and columnist for World Magazine.

He was a Professor of English at Concordia University Wisconsin, where he was also a Dean of the School of Arts & Sciences. He is the author of Postmodern Times: A Christian Guide to Contemporary Thought and Culture, The Spirituality of the Cross: The Way of the First Evangelicals, and God at Work: Your Christian Vocation in All of Life.

Postmodern Times received a Christianity Today Book Award as one of the top 25 religious books of 1994. He was named Concordia’s Adult Learning Teacher of the Year in 1993 and received the Faculty Laureate Award as outstanding faculty member in 1994. He was a Salvatori Fellow with the Heritage Foundation in 1994-1995 and is a Senior Fellow with the Capital Research Center. He was given the layman’s 2002 Robert D. Preus Award by the Association of Confessional Lutherans as “Confessional Lutheran of the Year.”

Dr. Veith was born in Oklahoma in 1951 and graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1973. In 1979, he received his Ph.D. in English from the University of Kansas. He has taught at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College and was a Visiting Professor at Wheaton College in Illinois. He was also a Visiting Lecturer at the Estonian Institute of Humanities in Tallinn, Estonia. He and his wife Jackquelyn have three grown children and live in Cedarburg, Wisconsin. Among the books written by Dr. Veith are Why God’s Word Is All We Need and Christians in a .com World.

Dr. Veith presented at last year’s online conference on the topic of “Cultural Apologetics.”

Paul Nowak

“It’s the Fight that Matters”

[based on Chuck Palahniuk's original short story "Fight Club" (later a novel and movie by the same title).]

www.eternalrevolution.com

As Christians, we recognize that Truth is a universal constant. Thus, we can draw inspiration from unexpected secular works – as Paul Nowak has done with Chuck Palahniuk’s original short story “Fight Club” which became a cult classic novel and film. Paul will expound on the ideas of manhood, Christian life, and of course apologetics found in the violent story.

The short story, which includes graphic descriptions of violence, can be found in audio form on the author’s website: http://chuckpalahniuk.net/files/audio/bumbershoot_portland_fightclub_audioreading.mp3

Paul Nowak is the founder and president of Eternal Revolution, a company that produces apparel, books and media to encourage, train, and arm Christians for their spiritual battles. He is the author of “The Way of the Christian Samurai”, the “Guerrilla Apologetics” series, and “The Inconvenient Adventures of Uncle Chestnut”, and has written for LifeNews and American Life League’s Celebrate Life magazine. He is also an award-winning board game designer, but most importantly a husband and father of 6 children.

James Agresti

Author, Rational Conclusions

“Cosmology, the science of the origin and development of the universe.”

Brian Auten

Apologetics315

“Avoiding Apologetics Pitfalls”

Brian Auten is founder of Apologetics 315, a daily online resource helping to equip the next generation of Christian apologists. Apologetics 315 has been serving the apologetics community since 2007. Brian is also director of Reasonable Faith Belfast.

Brian is an American living in Northern Ireland, has been married to Judith for 10 years and has two daughters.

Stephen Bedard

 www.stephenjbedard.com

“Reading the New Testament in Context”

Why do their seem to be discrepancies between the Gospels? Are these differences errors and thus a problem for inerrancy? This paper will suggest that reading the New Testament in its first century literary context deals effectively with such discrepancies.

Stephen is an apologist, author, pastor and teacher. He has M.Div., M.Th. and MA degrees and is a D.Min. student. He is the director of Hope’s Reason Ministries.

Mikel Del Rosario

http://apologeticsguy.com

“Defending the Resurrection in Everyday Conversations”

This session will help Christians confidently discuss the evidence for Jesus’ resurrection with their skeptical friends and family members.

Tom Gilson

http://www.thinkingchristian.net

“How Arrogant Are We, Anyway?”

Christianity has a reputation for arrogance in that we claim that our truth is the only truth. Many of our contemporaries consider that claim not only wrong but also a clear sign of Christianity’s moral inferiority. Worse yet, they think we’re asking them to be offensive like us when we call them to believe. They have a moral objection to truth. How can we help them overcome it?

A writer and strategist with Campus Crusade for Christ; assigned to BreakPoint for strategy development and writing; blogging at thinkingchristian.net and First Things: Evangel; a monthly columnist at BreakPoint online; with published articles in the former Discipleship Journal, Touchstone, and Salvo magazine.

Bruce Hennigan

www.brucehennigan.com

“CSI: Golgotha” [Thursday]

A forensic analysis of the death of Jesus of Nazareth from a medical perspective.

“Speculative Fiction and Apologetics” [Saturday]

An overview of the newest publishers and authors in Christian “speculative fiction” and how these works are including apologetics truths to advance the Kingdom of God. Specifically, speculative fiction has a broad appeal to a “crossover” audience and can serve as an entry point for skeptics and nonbelievers to the concept that the Christian worldview has a rational, evidential foundation.

Bruce Hennigan, M.D. is a published author of “The 13th Demon” from Realms books. He is also a Certified Apologetic Instructor with the North American Mission Board of the SBC and a Volunteer Apologist with Reasons to Believe. Bruce is a frequent speaker at apologetic, drama, and writing conferences. He is the marketing/publicity director for the Shreveport Bossier Christian Apologetic Network. His next novel, “The 12th Demon” will premier in October, 2012. For more information, check out his website www.brucehennigan.com.

Glenn Jones

In Defense of the Faith

“Reading Genesis as History: Implications for Science and the Age of the Universe“

Glenn Jones received his Master of Arts in Religion from Reformed Theological Seminary. He is the Managing Director for ACM’s Academy of Apologetics. He also runs the web site and blog over at indefenseofthefaith.org. He lives with his wife and two children in Tennessee.

Joseph Keysor

hitlerandchristianity.com

“Hitler, the Bible, and the Holocaust.”

Connecting the dots between Hitler’s real influences and the attempt to blame the Christian faith for the Holocaust.

Joseph Keysor currently teaches English at a private school in Oman, where he has been for over five years. He taught English at private schools, a college, and a university in mainland China for eight years. He has a BA in Russian and East European Studies from MacMurray College and a masters degree in adult education from Northern Illinois University.  His book, Hitler, the Holocaust, and the Bible is a thorough examination of the philosophical influences that drove Hitler and the Nazis and a conclusive refutation of the charge that the Christian faith had anything to do with it.  Touchstone Magazine recently published a feature article by Mr. Keysor titled  “From Modernity to Auschwitz:  The Secular and Anti-Christian Origins of the Holocaust.”

Dr. Ryan MacPherson

The Hausvater Project and www.ryancmacpherson.com

“The Culture of Life: The Redemptive Power of Conversion Narratives”

MacPherson teaches courses in American history, history of science, and bioethics and is interested in American religious history as it relates both to science and to politics. He developed two new courses at Bethany Lutheran College to assist students in understanding the relationship between religion and politics. One course surveys the history of American religion. The other course examines transformations in the judicial philosophies of Supreme Court justices, with particular attention on the declining role of natural lawin public policy. His current research deals with religious liberty in relation to the politics of abortion, physician-assisted suicide, and homosexual “marriage.”

He has a Ph.D. in History and Philosophy of Science from the University Of Notre Dame (2003), B.A., Integrative Studies from the Arizona State University West (1997), A.A., Liberal Arts, Bethany Lutheran College (1995) and a M.Div., Bethany Lutheran Theological Seminary which is in progress.

Mark Riser

www.sbcan.info

“Why I Am An Old-Earth Creationist: A Personal Journey”

Exploring the reasons why Old-Earth Creationism is a viable option for Christians considering the Biblical perspective on origins.

Mark became a Christian at the age of 17 and developed a very deep interest in defending the Christian faith. After pursuing other ministry opportunities, he returned to apologetics in 2005. He holds a BA in Music from Northeast Louisiana University, a MA in Religious Education from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and the Certificate in Apologetics from Biola University. Also, he is a Volunteer Apologist with Reasons To Believe, serving the Shreveport Chapter as Education Director and as a founding member of the Shreveport Bossier Christian Apologetics Network.

The main body of this conference will therefore continue to emphasize our vision for ‘literary apologetics.’  However, there will always be a need for ‘straight apologetics,’ that is, the need for every Christian in every time and place to be ready to give a reason… a defense… for the hope in Christ that they have.  This year, on the Thursday before the conference (Apr. 19th), we want to host a full day of discussions and presentations on the evidences and arguments for the Christian faith.  If this is an area of passion and competency for you, then we would like to invite you to be one of our presenters!

Topic ideas:  defense of the resurrection, the problem of pain, the historical Jesus, the NT canon, evolution/creation, Intelligent Design, etc.

Note that the sessions on this day will be completely free and open to the public.  This is a change from last year when the Thursday sessions were only open to paid conference registrants.  This change will allow for a much broader audience, in particular non-Christians, who otherwise would be uninterested in the conference.

Since we are not charging for access to those sessions, we regret that we cannot provide an honorarium for Thursday sessions, either.  We will, however, give you complimentary access to the conference.

For more information about the conference please visit the main page.  To be considered as a presenter, please use the form below.  Deadline:  April 1st, 2012 or when the schedule is full (approx 20-25 presenters).  Please note that either 30 min or 50 min sessions may be available, and while you may state your preference, we reserve the right to make the final determination.  You CAN pre-record the presentation (in mp3 or video in flv) but it is expected that you are present at minimum to field questions and answers for 10-15 minutes or so.  Also, feel free to promote your website or book.

Thanks for your interest!

Anthony Horvath, Exec. Dir. Athanatos Christian Ministries

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The ‘first pass’ refers to the first reading of the story, where we first of all make sure we understand the story as the author intended it to be understood and identify possible areas of further analysis.  The ‘second pass’ refers to a second reading, where we consider to what degree the story may speak to matters of substance and consider the story’s relevance to readers today- especially those readers interested in defending the faith through the arts.

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First Pass:

What is the story about?

What is the story’s primary themes?

Does the story have secondary themes that are worthy of note?

Does the story convey truth?

Does the story lie or mislead the reader about some aspect of reality?

Who is the author and is there anything in his historical context that might impact how we interpret the story or give weight to various themes, incidents, and characters?

Second Pass:

What truths/falsehoods does the story convey propositionally?

What truths/falsehoods does the story convey through intangibles, such as aethestics?

Is the author overtly, covertly, or unconsciously conveying these truths/falsehoods?

Can the narrator of the story be trusted?

What issues concerning human nature, God, Christianity, sin, etc, are raised by the story?

In what ways could the story be used to initiate conversations about these issues?

What would one have to learn more about in order to most effectively apply the story to contemporary issues in theology, philosophy, and apologetics?

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Speakers’ books and resources

(Mainly additional resources and books relevant to the presentation. Links to respective organizations are on the speaker bio page)

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Gene Edward Veith Jr.

• God at Work: Your Christian Vocation in All of Life
• Spirituality of the Cross
• Loving God with All Your Mind: Thinking as a Christian in the Postmodern World
• Modern Fascism: The Threat to the Judeo-Christian Worldview
• The Soul of Prince Caspian

• Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton
• The Violent Bear it Away by Flannery O’Conner
• Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis

• The Theme Is Freedom, M. Stanton Evans
• Total Truth, Nancy Pearcey
• How Christianity Changed the World, Alvin Schmidt

The rest in alphabetical order…

Brian Auten

• http://apologetics315.blogspot.com/

Brian Godawa

• Hollywood Worldviews
• Word Pictures
• To End All Wars
• Faith of Our Fathers (Wall of Separation)
• Lines That Divide
• Change Your Life!
• The Visitation
• Engaging Unbelief

Jamie Greening

• The Haunting of Pastor Butch Gregory: A Collection of Short Stories

Anthony Horvath

• Birth Pangs: Fidelis
• Birth Pangs: Spero
• We Chose Life: Why You Should Too
• Polite Company and Other Short Stories
• Richard Dawkins, Antony Flew, and Mother Teresa Go to Heaven

• Culture of Death Presentation
• Margaret Sanger’s Pivot of Civilization
• Inherit the Wind (DVD)
• Civic Biology (textbook used in Scope’s Monkey Trial)

• Summer of the Gods by Edward J Larson
• A Religious Orgy in Tennessee: A Reporter’s Account of the Scopes Monkey Trial by H. L. Menken
• The Scopes Trial: A Brief History with Documents
• Downloads of Scopes Trial transcript and other original source material
  

Dallas Jenkins

Glenn Jones

• Link to further readings
• Interview with Michael Ward
• Planet Narnia
• the Narnia Code

Jason Jones

• Snowman Trailer
• Cristadia Trailer
• Open Letter from Paul Weyrich
• Link to link to Broken Hearts Sing video.
• Bella Hero Video

Dr. Ryan MacPherson

Dr. Angus Menuge

• Agents Under Fire, Materialism and the Rationality of Science
• Lightbearer in the Shadowlands: The Evangelistic Vision of C.S. Lewis

Dr. Holly Ordway

• Not God’s Type: A Rational Academic Finds a Radical Faith
• www.hieropraxis.com – author homepage

Dick Rolfe

• Resources downloadable during the conference
  

Mikel Del Rosario

• Apologetics Curriculum
• www.apologeticsguy.com
• Citizen Link / Focus on the Family article.

Israel Wayne

• www.IsraelWayne.com
• www.ChristianWorldview.net
• www.ChristianWorldview.net/blog
• www.WisdomsGate.org

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Gene Edward Veith Jr.

• God at Work: Your Christian Vocation in All of Life
• Spirituality of the Cross
• Loving God with All Your Mind: Thinking as a Christian in the Postmodern World
• Modern Fascism: The Threat to the Judeo-Christian Worldview
• The Soul of Prince Caspian

• Orthodoxy by G. K. Chesterton
• The Violent Bear it Away by Flannery O’Conner
• Prince Caspian by C. S. Lewis

• The Theme Is Freedom,  M. Stanton Evans
• Total Truth,   Nancy Pearcey
• How Christianity Changed the World,  Alvin Schmidt

The rest in alphabetical order…

Brian Auten

• http://apologetics315.blogspot.com/

Brian Godawa

• Hollywood Worldviews
• Word Pictures
• To End All Wars
• Faith of Our Fathers (Wall of Separation)
• Lines That Divide
• Change Your Life!
• The Visitation
• Engaging Unbelief

Jamie Greening

• The Haunting of Pastor Butch Gregory: A Collection of Short Stories

Anthony Horvath

• Birth Pangs: Fidelis
• Birth Pangs: Spero
• We Chose Life:  Why You Should Too
• Polite Company and Other Short Stories
• Richard Dawkins, Antony Flew, and Mother Teresa Go to Heaven

• Culture of Death Presentation
• Margaret Sanger’s Pivot of Civilization
• Inherit the Wind (DVD)
• Civic Biology (textbook used in Scope’s Monkey Trial)

• Summer of the Gods by Edward J Larson
• A Religious Orgy in Tennessee:  A Reporter’s Account of the Scopes Monkey Trial by H. L. Menken
• The Scopes Trial:  A Brief History with Documents
• Downloads of Scopes Trial transcript and other original source material
  

Dallas Jenkins

Glenn Jones

• Link to further readings
• Interview with Michael Ward
• Planet Narnia
• the Narnia Code

Jason Jones

• Snowman Trailer
• Cristadia Trailer
• Open Letter from Paul Weyrich
• Link to link to Broken Hearts Sing video.
• Bella Hero Video

Dr. Ryan MacPherson

Dr. Angus Menuge

• Agents Under Fire, Materialism and the Rationality of Science
• Lightbearer in the Shadowlands: The Evangelistic Vision of C.S. Lewis

Dr. Holly Ordway

• Not God’s Type: A Rational Academic Finds a Radical Faith
• www.hieropraxis.com – author homepage

Dick Rolfe

• Resources downloadable during the conference
  

Mikel Del Rosario

• Apologetics Curriculum
• www.apologeticsguy.com
• Citizen Link / Focus on the Family article.

Israel Wayne

• www.IsraelWayne.com
• www.ChristianWorldview.net
• www.ChristianWorldview.net/blog
• www.WisdomsGate.org

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