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12/15/2012: DEBATE: Which is more rational? Belief in God or non-belief in God?

by | Dec 15, 2012 | Events | 0 comments

When: Saturday December 15th 4-6 PMWhere: San Diego Christian College
2100 Greenfield Drive El Cajon CA 92019
Directions:

Take 8 east to Greenfield Drive, go right, college will be on the left hand side. Enter at guard shack and go left around turnabout.
Park on left and enter admin building (see photo below)
Go through lobby, elevator on left. Go up elevator to third floor. Go left and left again and to very end of hall.
Classroom is at the end of the hall. Room 336-A.


Who is debating?

Christians

Kevin Conover, M.Div – High School Apologetics Teacher and founder of Educate For Life Bob Siegel, MA – Host of the Bob Siegel Show: Christianity, Pop Culture, and Apologetics Robert Gerow, College Student and Christian Apologist

Atheists/Agnostics

Jonathan Parkinson, BS – Bioanalytical Chemist Conway Redding, PhD – Clinical psychologist, now retired. James Hutson, graduate student at SDSU studying the history of the philosophy of science.

Special Thanks to San Diego Christian College for the use of their facilities.

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