Monthly Archives: August 2009
Dialogue Tool in a (YouTube) Box
Here’s a short video produced by JFA’s own Trent Horn: What do you think?
Music Video Can Be Interesting
Not your average “let’s-fake-playing-our-electronic-instruments-in-a-desert-a-million-miles-away-from-electricity” music video: Note: I can’t vouch for the content of the song, since I don’t understand it. If you know what it’s about, share in the comments.
Minds Do Change
Look at this interchange my colleague Lauren had with a student at PCC. One simple question, one simple explanation (the tour), and this girl changed her mind. Shows the power of good dialogue in the hands of a good ambassador!
Watch This…Tuesday 8/25/09
Have you been turned off by apologetics in the past? Do you wonder if anyone really needs it? Are you unsure of what the word means at all? My friends Sean McDowell and Brett Kunkle are doing a live stream discussion on the need for engaging people in our culture in an intelligent, gracious, relevant […]
Get to the Point!
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=3176446&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1 Abortion Conversations– At What Point Does the Unborn Gain Rights? from Evan Davis on Vimeo. I’ll be the first to admit that my performance in this clip could be snappier. In short, I rambled and didn’t let her talk. Consequently, I think things weren’t as productive for this pro-choice advocate as they could have […]
Why Is There a Wall?
July 2009 Newsletter (link) Have you ever been in a conversation where you felt like you had good intellectual arguments for your beliefs, but the person you were talking to just wouldn’t listen? Did you feel like a wall had gone up that you couldn’t get past? I’ve felt that many times. My conversation with […]
Dads Should Care. Common Ground.
No matter how much pro-choice and pro-life advocates disagree, I think we can all agree that dads can and should do better than the dad who threw his daughter off a cliff (the last in a long line of abuses and neglect, the first of which was to ask to have her killed through abortion). […]
Habits of Thumb (or Habits of Dumb?)
This startling example of technopoly caused me to pause. We all want to point the finger at this tow-truck driver who texted with one hand and held his phone with the other hand and just happened to drive his truck into a car and a swimming pool. But many of us should hold up a […]
Human Beings Matter More 