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Proof of God Conference Recap

Eric Hovind November 13th, 2012

Just in case you missed it, we had an amazing time of teaching, fun and fellowship at the Proof of God Conference last month in Orlando. Having the opportunity to share the stage with such powerful speakers (Ken Ham, Mark Spence, Carl Kerby, Paul Taylor & Sye TenBruggencate) was truly a great honor for me. Oh, how I wish we could do something like this every month. Then, maybe those of you who weren’t there could find a way to come be a part of the fun, too. Stay tuned to our youtube channel for the next few weeks because we’ll be uploading more and more footage from the Conference as we come across it. Don’t forget, though, even if you weren’t at the actual Conference, you can still own it for yourself on dvd. Check out these videos for a glimpse of what you missed.

Free Proof of God Tickets For Pastors

Eric Hovind September 17th, 2012

Dear Pastor,

Liking Itching Ears

Paul Taylor June 11th, 2012

As an author, I like to check where my books are being sold and often check on their Amazon listings. It was amusing to find that the Amazon algorithm had recommended a useful product for people who were buying my new book, No Time for Itching Ears. It suggested that they buy a cream that treats fungal infections in your ear!

Why Are You a Christian?

Eric Hovind April 19th, 2012

Can you defend your faith in the God of the Bible? If you are a Christian, you are commanded to do just that. Better start getting ready.

An Educated Fool

Paul Taylor September 1st, 2011

Richard Dawkins is well-known for his lack of logic in his diatribes against Christians, and especially against creationists. One American politician has recently, famously, cast doubt on the theory of evolution. This made the retired Oxford professor’s blood boil. Writing in the Washington Post:

Questions Science Can’t Answer

Eric Hovind June 6th, 2011

For fun the other day I twittered this question: How many questions will Science never answer?

“Proof” vs. “Persuasion”

Eric Hovind April 14th, 2011

Atheists ask for “proof” all the time; however, I don’t believe that is really what they want.  I believe that atheists really want to be “persuaded” more than anything else. The reason I believe this is outlined below.

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