If science is based on the law of causality then do miracles get in the way? Scientist and philosopher John Lennox explores this question, which was made popular by David Hume.
John Lennox
Christianity and the Tooth Fairy: A UCLA law professor questions an Oxford mathematician (Serious Saturday)
John Lennox, Daniel Lowenstein
University of California, Los Angeles 2011
Children believe in the tooth fairy until their reasoning capabilities mature and they recognize this belief is neither grounded nor relevant. Does belief in Jesus Christ require a suspension of logic? Can Christianity be proven to be true? UCLA law professor Daniel Lowenstein interviews Oxford mathematician John Lennox with honest questions about Christianity and the grounds for faith. This will be followed by audience Q&A.
Peter Atkins and John Lennox Sit Down and Discuss the Important Issues in Life (Serious Saturday)
Atheist and Oxford professor Dr. Peter Atkins (a chemist) debates theist and also Oxford professor Dr. John Lennox (a mathematician and philosopher) on God, science, and atheism. Dr. Atkins gives an emotional, arrogant, and bigoted presentation, while Dr. Lennox responds rationally and analytically. Dr. Lennox has soundly defeated atheist Richard Dawkins in three debates, and was voted a winner against his debate with Christopher Hitchens. Now watch as he defeats Dr. Atkins!
I also recommend you watch Atkins debate with Dr. William Lane Craig: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hpPwfJO_DNE
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