Peter S. Williams
The Peter S. Williams Podcast
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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May 23, 2026
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Episodes
The Gospels: Do We Have Now What They Wrote Then? 30.09.2011 25:12
King's Community Church Southampton, 'Wrestling With Faith' (10/08/11), Week 3, Talk 2.
The Gospels: Who Wrote What When? 30.09.2011 43:08
King's Community Church Southampton, 'Wrestling With Faith' (10/08/11), Week 3, Talk 1.
The Problem of Goodness 30.09.2011 44:11
King's Community Church Southampton, 'Wrestling With Faith' (03/08/11), Week 2, Talk 2.
The Problem of Evil 30.09.2011 47:24
King's Community Church Southampton, 'Wrestling With Faith' (03/08/11), Week 2, Talk 1.
A Sceptic's Guide to the New Atheism 26.08.2011 54:46
King's Community Church Southampton, 'Wrestling With Faith' (27/07/11), Week 1, Talk 1.
Hawking and the Grand Designer 11.07.2011 1:09:22
Lecture with Q&A at Exeter School (June 13th 2011).
European Leadership Forum 2011/Understanding Jesus - An Overview 01.07.2011 1:29:01
Talk from the general workshop track at the European Leadership Forum (Hungry 2011).
European Leadership Forum 2011/Living With Evil 22.06.2011 1:22:35
Talk from the general workshop track at the European Leadership Forum (Hungry 2011).
European Leadership Forum 2011/ Interview on Apologetics in 3D 17.06.2011 20:31
Interview on Apologetics conducted at the 2011 European Leadership Forum in Hungry.
European Leadership Forum 2011/ Apologetics in 3D Workshop 17.06.2011 1:21:21
Talk from the general workshop track at the European Leadership Forum (Hungry 2011).
European Leadership Forum 2011/ Apologetics in 3D 17.06.2011 1:06:23
Talk from the Advanced Apologetics Network at the European Leadership Forum (Hungry 2011).
European Leadership Forum 2011/Reasonable Faith - The Resurrection of Jesus 08.06.2011 24:41
3 of 3 sessions from a course based on William Lane Craig's 'Reasonable Faith' textbook
European Leadership Forum 2011/Reasonable Faith - The Absurdity of Life Without God 08.06.2011 1:23:15
2 of 3 sessions from a course based on William Lane Craig's 'Reasonable Faith' textbook
European Leadership Forum 2011/Reasonable Faith - Introduction to Apologetics 08.06.2011 1:11:29
1 of 3 sessions from a course based on William Lane Craig's 'Reasonable Faith' textbook
The Inspiration, Authority and Activity of the Bible 03.06.2011 23:19
Peter's final Reasonable Faith? talk of the spring 2011 course at Highfield Church, Southampton.
Introduction to Intelligent Design Theory 17.05.2011 58:56
Sunday afternoon workshop with Q&A at Hesketh Bank Christian Centre.
A Rough Guide to Creation 17.05.2011 57:36
Sunday afternoon talk with Q&A at Hesketh Bank Christian Centre.
Stephen Hawking & the Grand Designer 17.05.2011 41:15
Sunday Service talk at Hesketh Bank Christian Centre, May 2011
Is Christianity 'Unscientific'? 17.05.2011 1:05:29
Talk with Q&A at Hesketh Bank Christian Centre, May 2011
Meta-Ethics and God 03.05.2011 1:39:51
A-Level philosophy session at Collingwood School on Meta-Ethics and the Moral Argument for Theism
Introduction to Philosophy 03.05.2011 10:37
Peter introduces philosophy to students at Collingwood School
Archaeology of Gospels and Acts 03.05.2011 46:01
Peter introduces his church home group to the archaeology of the Gospels and Acts
Is God Nasty in the Old Testament & Nice in the New? 25.03.2011 18:53
Talk given at the Highfield Church Reasonable Faith course, 2011.
The Miracles of Jesus 25.03.2011 18:25
Talk delivered at the Highfield Church Reasonable Faith course 20/03/11
Archaeology of the Gospels (and Acts) 14.03.2011 19:01
Talk at the Highfield Church 'Reasonable Faith?' course, 13/03/2011
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