- Why does God seem to command genocide in the Bible?
- Won’t science ultimately destroy faith?
- Doesn’t evolution explain everything?
Recorded at a training partnership with St Paul’s Theological Centre, Hammersmith and RZIM Zacharias Trust Training Day at St Paul’s, Hammersmith in May 2009
Session 1: Michael Ramsden
Speaking on: Good God, Bad God?
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Session 2: Alister McGrath
Speaking on: Science and Faith
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Session 3: Michael Lloyd (SPTC Staff)
Speaking on: Darwin, and the Problem of Evil
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Session 4: Amy Orr-Ewing
Speaking on: God of War
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Session 5: Question & Answer Panel Session
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