Peter S. Williams

The Peter S. Williams Podcast

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UK based Christian philosopher Peter S. Williams is an Adjunct Professor of Worldview and Communications at Gimlekollen College, NLA University, Norway. Website: www.peterswilliams.com

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Peter S. Williams

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May 23, 2026

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Episodes

Q&A on the Problem of Evil - Part One 08.05.2015

First of two Q&A sessions on the problem of evil from a conference on the subject held in Finland, April 11th 2015.

The existential problem of evil (2nd time through) 07.05.2015

Second run-through of my workshop on the existential aspects of the problem of evil, conducted at a Finnish conference on the problem of evil, 11th April 2015 (and this time through I had enough time to include an interview clip featuring Gary R. Habermas at the end).

The existential problem of evil 06.05.2015

First of two workshops on the existential dimension of the problem of evil delivered in Finland, 11th April 2015.

Intellectual problems of evil 04.05.2015

Second of two lectures at a conference in Finland on the problem of evil, 11th April 2015.

The problem of good and evil 03.05.2015

First of two lectures at a conference in Finland on the problem of evil, 10th April 2015.

Q&A with Street Evangelists 02.05.2015

A chat with a gathering of street evangelists in Cardiff, Easter 2015.

Q&A on the Resurrection of Jesus 01.05.2015

Q&A following my talk 'Why Believe That Jesus Rose From Death?' at Highfields Chruch Cardiff, hosted by Cardiff Institute for Contemporary Christianity, Easter 2015.

Why Believe That Jesus Rose From Death? 30.04.2015

Lecture on the resurrection of Jesus hosted by the Cardiff Insistute for Contemporary Christianity at Highfields Church Cardiff, Easter 2015.

The Spiritual University: A Christian Vision for Pluralistic Spiritual Education 21.04.2015

The featured presentation for discussion at a Gimlekollen College staff symposium, 7th April 2015. The article in The Atlantic briefly mentioned in this audio is 'Colleges Should Teach Religion to Their Students' by Marshall Poe, cf.  http://www.theatlantic.com/education/archive/2014/03/colleges-should-teach-religion-to-their-students/284296/ Elements of my presentation relate to ideas published i...

Jesus & Fulfilled Prophecy 20.03.2015

Talk with Q&A from Highfield Church Southampton's 'Reasonable Faith?' course, Spring 2015.

The Jesus of Faith vs. the Christ of History 20.03.2015

Talk with Q&A from Highfield Church Southampton's 'Reasonable Faith?' course, Spring 2015.

The Ontological Argument vs. Peter Millican 14.03.2015

I defend a version of the Ontological Argument in discussion with Oxford philosopher Peter Millican. Extracted from Justin Brierly's 'Unbelievable?' show on Premier Christian Radio - http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable - first broadcast 7th March 2015 and podcast here with permission.

Sketching Jesus using some historical criteria of authenticity applied to the New Testament 27.02.2015

Seminar with my church home-group, February 10th, 2015.

Assessing the New Testament Portrait of Jesus According to Historical Criteria of Authenticity 24.02.2015

Talk with Q&A from Highfield Church Southampton's 'Reasonable Faith?' course, Sunday 1st Feb 2015.

Sermon: Luke 18:35-42 - Jesus Heals a Blind Man Outside Jericho 23.02.2015

Sermon on Luke 18:35-42 from the 8 am service at Highfield Church Southampton, Sunday 15th Febuary 2015.

Science, Scientism and the Knowledge of God 31.01.2015

Lecture given at Sheffield University's 'Christians in Science' group, October 2014 (Q&A period begins at 55:14). Video of this event is available @ http://youtu.be/GkxCh45_VSc

Bad Arguments 22.01.2015

Seminar illustrating some logical fallacies (self-contradiction, equivocation, begging-the-question) using quotations from David Hume and Richard Dawkins.

Have the New Atheists Over-Reached Themselves? 24.11.2014

Lecture with Q&A, hosted by Dr Alistair Noble at Westwoodhill Evangelical Church, East Kilbride on Monday 3rd November 2014. This event was organized by 'Scientists in Congregations Scotland'( http://arts.st-andrews.ac.uk/scientistsincongregationsscotland/churches/ ).

Monsters! 18.11.2014

Second seminar given at the School of Missional Disciple-Making at Above Bar Church, Southampton (cf. http://abovebarchurch.org.uk/engage/serve/school-of-missional-disciple-making).

Spirituality Through Film 18.11.2014

Seminar on understanding spirituality through film for the School of Missional Disciple-Making at Above Bar Church, Southampton (cf. http://abovebarchurch.org.uk/engage/serve/school-of-missional-disciple-making).

Daniel 1: Wisdom About University 18.11.2014

Short talk on Daniel 1 delivered to Southampton University's Postgraduate Christian Fellowship.

Is Everything Relative? Reflecting on the Modernist Roots of Postmodernism 18.11.2014

The second of two talks I gave at the Autumn 2014 'Reasonable Faith?' course at Highfield Church Southampton.

Signs of God 18.11.2014

The first of two talks I gave at the Autumn 2014 'Reasonable Faith?' course at Highfield Church Southampton.

Archaeology, Jesus and the New Testament 13.11.2014

Talk delivered during the Chaplaincy service at Heriot-Watt University in Scotland on Sunday 2nd November, 2014.

Sermon - Psalm 70 10.11.2014

Remembrance Sunday sermon from the 8 am service at Highfield Church, Southampton.

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