John Lennox reflects on pluralism, scientific fundamentalism, and debating worldviews in public.
John Lennox reflects on pluralism, scientific fundamentalism, and debating worldviews in public.
John Lennox revisits two iconic incidents: Galileo and the Huxley-Wilberforce debate.
John Lennox explains why he thinks the secularisation thesis didn’t work out.
John Lennox describes his experience of talking faith and science with Russian intellectuals.
John Lennox describes what happened when he met with Russian scientists in the 1990s.
John Lennox says the Genesis creation story is foundational to everything we value.
John Lennox faces up to the harm Christians have done to others.
John Lennox says that science has not buried God – but it may yet bury atheism.
John Lennox explains what he calls the heart of the Christian message.
John Lennox considers how God may or may not be perceived in his creation.
John Lennox explains why he finds the Genesis creation story such a fascinating document.
John Lennox faces up to the unacceptable side of religion – and asks some pointy questions about atheism.
