Southern Evangelical Seminary is hosting its 18th annual National Conference on Christian Apologetics on October 28-29, 2011 at Northside Baptist Church in Charlotte, N.C. The conference will offer attendees some of the top speakers in America who will bring new insights on the issues Christians face in our country—in politics, education, business, the marketplace, and in all aspects of life.
“2012 will be a very important election for America,” said Eric Gustafson, Director of Development at Southern Evangelical Seminar, “and with the direction our country has been heading, more and more Americans will begin to consider how faith shapes leadership and how faith will play into this election. When we take on a Christian worldview, we look through the lens of our faith in every aspect of our lives, from our finances to our families. So the National Conference on Christian Apologetics offers a unique opportunity to think about how our worldview should direct all that we do. And our speakers are world-renowned in this area, with much to offer on applying truth to our world and rationally explaining these truths to those who may wonder about the Christian faith.”
In addition to Key Note Speaker William Lane Craig other speakers include:
Frank Turek—Christian apologist, speaker, bestselling author and the Master of Ceremonies for this year's conference
Josh McDowell—Founder of the Josh McDowell Ministry, bestselling author, and speaker
William Dembski—Author of The End of Christianity: Finding a Good God in an Evil World
Gary Habermas—Christian apologist, historian, philosopher of religion, prolific author, and lecturer
Mike Licona—Apologetics Coordinator |
