
Click here for the interview on Apologetics 315.
Summary:
Questions for WK:
• Why not use your real name?
• What’s the focus on WinteryKnight.com?
• What’s your goal in interviewing Brian?
Questions for Brian:
• How did you come to be in Northern Ireland?
• How did you get interested in apologetics?
• What would you do with unlimited funding to propagate apologetics resources?
• What arguments are the most persuasive for you?
• What arguments should we use with others?
• Do we need a million “one dollar” apologists, or one “million-dollar” apologist?
• How important do you think it is for apologists to focus on scientific evidences?
• How can the lay person get up to speed on these evidences?
• What’s the best way to make the case for the resurrection?
• Use a sledgehammer approach, or a velvet glove approach?
• What about psychological reasons for rejecting the arguments ?
• How does apologetics benefit Christians?
• What about dealing with fear when speaking with people?
• What are the unique resources on the blog?
The audio is 53 minutes long!
Excellent interview! Very impressed. I learned a lot about you and Brian (good things mind you). This is actually my favorite apologetics 315 interview.
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Glad you liked it!
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Thanks for posting this interview WK. I was very blessed by it.
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You’re welcome! Brian is one of my favorite people on the Internet.
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Cool! I always wondered what you sounded like in person! (I’m one of those visitors who rarely comments but daily visits. Thanks for all you do Wintery.)
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You’re welcome Brandon! Please friend me on Facebook!
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Hey, you have a voice:) good interview I enjoyed it very much.
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I’m happy that you enjoyed it.
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I listened to the first 25 minutes of this interview on my way to work this morning and I can’t wait to listen to the rest on my way home today. It’s a nice balance of conversation between WK and Brian Auten. The two of them really have some solid insight into apologetics and our society, and some great ideas to share. I highly recommend you listen to the interview.
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I hope you like that last half of it too, Andrew.
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