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September 12, 2017
Title: The Reformation: 500 Years Later
Topic: Christian Persecution
Discussed by Professor Benjamin Wiker
with Professor Benjamin Wiker (www.benjaminwiker.com)
Part 1 of 2
Monday, we reviewed the Nashville Statement with Chelsen Vicari,
with The Institute on Religion and Democracy. Today, Professor Benjamin Wiker will be discussing more details of the Statement, as well as The Reformation.
Professor Wiker is a Senior Fellow at the Veritas Center for Ethics and Policy and Director of Human Life Studies at
Franciscan University of Steubenville. To order a copy of “The Reformation: 500 Years Later”
or one of Benjamin’s many other books, click
here.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Are the leaders who signed the Nashville Statement alone in their beliefs?
Why do non-believers even care what Christians believe? Why are we such a threat to them? Listen as Benjamin explains using the rise of modern atheism in the 1400’s as background.
The Left doesn’t attack Islam in the same manner they attack Christianity. Why?
Is the Nashville Statement being compared to Martin Luther’s statements concerning the Catholic Church?
Are Catholics and Protestants now coming together against a common enemy?
Does the Nashville Statement basically draw a line in the sand?
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - The Reformation: 500 Years Later
Topic: Christian Persecution
Discussed by Professor Benjamin Wiker
with Professor Benjamin Wiker (www.benjaminwiker.com)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Are the leaders who signed the Nashville Statement alone in their beliefs?
Why do non-believers even care what Christians believe? Why are we such a threat to them? Listen as Benjamin explains using the rise of modern atheism in the 1400’s as background.
The Left doesn’t attack Islam in the same manner they attack Christianity. Why?
Is the Nashville Statement being compared to Martin Luther’s statements concerning the Catholic Church?
Are Catholics and Protestants now coming together against a common enemy?
Does the Nashville Statement basically draw a line in the sand?
More from this Guest More on this Topic More from this Organization