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Updated:
8 February, 2010
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Temple of Heaven, Beijing, China
News
and Events
Hear David Speak on the New Atheism
Internet Debates
"Were the early Christians gullible dweebs? St. Luke and I vs. Hedrick, Carrier, Avalos and Price." See the PDF
Response to Stenger: Astronomer and popular atheist writer Victor Stenger takes issue with some of my arguments in his new book, The New Atheism: Taking a Stand for Science and Reason. Here's my initial response (PDF) — originally to a Web version of his arguments, which appear however in the book in much the same form.
Over the years, David has contributed dozens of book reviews on Amazon.com. Those are now collected, by category, and available from a new Book Reviews page.
An October 2009 interview of Dr. Alan Chapman, on the theme of "'Where did science come from?" Dr. Chapman is an historian of science at Wadham College. The audio is available on the Interviews page.
A recent interview of influential sociologist Rodney Stark. The transcript is available in six parts on the new Interviews page.
An interview with Don Richardson, author of Eternity in Their Hearts. The transcript is available in four parts on the new Interviews page.
An interview with Michael Behe, author of Darwin's Black
Box. The transcript is available in PDF format.
Harvest
House, publisher of David Marshall's new book on atheism, has published an extensive
author interview with David on their Web site.
New
Books
The God Delusion, by Richard Dawkins, launched what has come to be called "the New Atheism," a movement that radically critiques Christianity and seeks to make an "end of faith," as Dawkins' co-conspirator Sam Harris put it. From the author of The Truth Behind the New Atheism, here's our list of 160 errors in Dawkins' book (Adobe Acrobat .pdf). This is meant to be an interactive list — feel free to respond at christthetao@msn.com, and we'll make adjustments as feedback comes in!
Jesus 4 Skeptics World Tour
David
Marshall spoke on a number of dates in fall 2009. See the Events page.
Radio
Debate
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