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Ravi Zacharias International Ministries

Apologetics

Attacks on Christianity and the church are rampant in today’s society. Unbelievers once revered the church and its teachings, but today they scorn them. Films such as The Da Vinci Code and organizations such as The Jesus Seminar attack the credibility of Jesus and the Bible. But how do Christians answer these attacks on Christianity?

Few are as familiar with these attacks as is Ravi Zacharias, president of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries. For 36 years, Zacharias has traveled the globe engaging atheists, defending Christianity on secular campuses, and proclaiming the truth through his daily and weekly radio broadcasts.

Why the Bible? Ravi Zacharias at the University of Illinois

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For two evenings, Ravi Zacharias answers hard-hitting questions from a student-packed auditorium at University of Illinois.

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Compulsion in religion and the freedom to disbelieve

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In a recent event from the Atlanta Civic Center, Ravi Zacharias answers a tough question about religious freedom- specifically the freedom to disbelieve- in other countries. From the DVD titled "Is America Really Christian."

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Politics and religion - where should the two intersect?

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"Anytime religion is politicized it's in danger of extinction," Ravi Zacharias states. Politics and religion - where should the two intersect? How should this look in society? Watch this short video as Ravi Zacharias addresses a thought-provoking question from a student at Penn State University.

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Postmodernism: is it a new idea?

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Is postmodern a new idea or can it be found in the first three chapters of Genesis? Do words have any meaning or do you make up your own meaning with words? "Word and reality have to match or you amputate description from fact," Ravi answers. Watch the entire exchange as Ravi Zacharias answers the question of postmodernism versus Hellenism at Penn State University.

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The Law of Non-Contradiction and the Trinity

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Ravi Zacharias addresses a packed audience at Penn State University and answers a question about the law of non-contradiction and the Trinity.

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Maintaining a Godly Perspective in the Classroom

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How can one maintain a Godly perspective in the classroom? Watch Ravi Zacharias answer this question and explore other ideas (Why isn't there freedom to have a counter perspective? How can we preserver that which is sacred?) in this week's video recorded at Penn State University.

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What are the boundaries of beauty?

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What are the boundaries of beauty? The arts? Does your worldview dictate how you see art and beauty? Ravi Zacharias explores these questions at Penn State University.

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Atheism, Feminism, and the Bible

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Ravi Zacharias responds to a student's question about atheism, feminism, and the Bible at Penn State University. Ravi asks, "When someone denies the existence of God, what are they affirming in its place?" Watch as Ravi exposes how some atheists borrow from a Judeo-Christian worldview to debunk it.

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Is Western culture deteriorating?

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Is Western culture deteriorating? Have we lost the definition of life, home, self, and university? Ravi discusses these topics and more in this question and answer.

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How to approach people in
non-adversarial ways with the Gospel

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In a question from Penn State University a student asks Ravi Zacharias how to approach people in non-adversarial ways with the Gospel. Ravi on sharing one's faith: "The Christian has to learn that it is not only his or her message but also his or her method." Ravi continues, "If the method is in violation of the message the people will see it very quickly."

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