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Greg Bahnsen vs Gordon Stein. The famous debate that people still talk about.
The debate audio. Transcripts of the debate are available here to follow with the audio.
Here it is in video form (and cleaned up for quality:
Lectures by Greg Bahnsen
Read books by Greg Bahnsen
The Domain for Truth 
Thanks for the links, 🙂
Blessings,
Jim
http://thywordistruth.wordpress.com/
Nice, a bookmark for the Great Debate!
This is a great debate. Dr Bahnsen is straight to the point, never loses focus and keeps on hitting the nail on the head, everytime. Download these 2 mp3’s … now!
Just so you guys know, there are three parts to the great debate. Only two are provided here. To find the other part, go here: http://openairpreaching.com/Apologetics.html God Bless…
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Kerrigan,
Thanks for letting me know of Part 3!
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This debate just proves that the existence of God cannot be logically proven. I just wish that Christians don’t get into this debate with non believers. Either you are going to believe or you will not. Your personal experiences are your proof of his existence. Not a Bible, not a church, not a prophecy and not a minister. So please stop with the meaningless debates. They prove absolutely nothing.
Me, Atlanta/US
Have you listen to the debates?
btw, what constitute proofs?
also, how do you know that your senses are logical and coherent?
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