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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Religion

Podcast website

peterswilliams.podbean.com

Latest episode

May 23, 2026

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Episodes

The Four Gospels: Who Wrote What When? 10.03.2011

Talk at the Highfield Church Reasonable Faith course, 06/03/2011

The Four Gospels: Do We Have Now What They Wrote Then? 10.03.2011

Talk at the Highfield Church Reasonable Faith course, 27/02/2011

Old Testament Miracles 25.02.2011

A talk looking at miracles in the Old Testament

Old Testament Archaeology 25.02.2011

Peter S. Williams introduces Old Testament archaeology to his church homegroup

Salvation of the Daleks 18.02.2011

Talk at Southampton University, 08/02/11

Is Christianity Unscientific? 15.02.2011

Talk with Q&A, Birmingham University 01/02/11

The Servant Apologist 07.02.2011

Interview for the Christian Persuaders Podcast.

Jesus and Fulfilled Prophecy 16.12.2010

Talk from the 2010 Reasonable Faith? course on Jesus and Old Testament prophecy

Advice to Christian Academics 13.12.2010

Lecture delivered to the University of York Postgraduate Christian Fellowship, Dec 9th 2010.

Jesus' Resurrection: Worldview, Data & Explanation 13.12.2010

End of term talk at the 2010 'Reasonable Faith' course, Highfield Church, Southampton.

Is Christianity Unscientific? 03.12.2010

Talk given at the 'Christians in Science' Student Conference, London, 27th November, 2010.

Living With Evil: Three Problems of Evil 03.12.2010

Talk given at Highfield Church Cardiff, 13th November 2010.

Five Problems with Neo-Atheism 29.11.2010

Summary of five objections to the neo-atheist movement. Recorded at Highfield Church Cardiff, 13th November 2010.

A Sceptic's Guide to the New Atheism 29.11.2010

Talk given at Highfield Church Cardiff, Nov 13th, 2010.

The Real Jesus? The Trilemma & Fulfilled Prophecy 19.11.2010

The longer of two talks on 'The Real Jesus' delivered at Highfields Church Cardiff, 14th November 2010.

The Real Jesus? The Trilemma. 19.11.2010

The shorter of two talks on 'The Real Jesus' delivered at Highfields Church Cardiff, 14th November 2010.

Introduction to Intelligent Design Theory 16.11.2010

Talk with Q&A given at Fareham Community Church's Reasonable Faith group, 9th November 2010.

Apologetics Seminar at Sussex University Christian Union 05.11.2010

Talk and extended Q&A time at Sussex University, February 2010 - with apologies for the below par audio quality.

The Moral Argument for Theism - Defended by Quoting Atheists 05.11.2010

Talk at the Reasonable Faith? course, Highfield Church, Southampton, Oct 31st 2010 (made with a dying laptop).

The Logical Problem of Evil 25.10.2010

Talk at Reasonable Faith? course, Highfield Church, Southampton, October 24th, 2010

The Christian Roots of Science 25.10.2010

Talk at the Reasonable Faith? course, Highfield Church, Southampton, October 2010

A Vision for Spiritual Education 22.10.2010

Talk given September 15th 2010 at L'Abri in Hampshire to Gimlekollen College students.

The Meta Ethical Argument for Theism 07.07.2010

A recent talk given to the Tyndale Fellowship philosophy group at Tyndale House, Cambridge.

How Atheists Defend Intelligent Design Theory 24.06.2010

a talk given at the European leadership Forum, Hungary, 2010.

Is Belief in God Reasonable? 16.06.2010

Peter S Williams and Peter Cave debate at Imperial College, London on June 4th 2010.

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