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RTB Brochure Variety Pack
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Big Bang Outreach Brochures (Spanish) [Pack of 20 brochures]
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10 Breakthroughs Bundle
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Tastefully designed, these brochures give readers a brief overview of the topic and direct them to RTB for more information about science and faith. Useful for initiating evangelism or for introducing someone to the relationship between science and Christianity, these brochures are available in quantities of 20 per pack.
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Lo Que Dice El Big Bang Acerca De La Existencia De Dios Y El DiseA o Del Universo - Una PosiciA n CientA ficamente SA lida Y Fiel A La Biblia
El folleto indica que el cristianismo y la ciencia no estA n en conflicto y muestra cA mo el denominado big bang refuta el ateA smo, confirma el teA smo, apunta a un Creador y DiseA ador del universo, socava la evoluciA n materialista y confirma el mensaje de la Biblia
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Compiling one of RTB's most popular resources, this bundle of five Breakthrough booklet editions (2006-2010) are a complement to any apologist library. Each booklet highlights significant scientific breakthroughs and discoveries that affirm the Christian faith.
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Atheist Debate Pack
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Hugh Ross' Best Sellers
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Apologetics for Students Pack
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One of the unique features of Reasons To Believe’s apologetics approach is the willingness to dialogue with atheists and agnostics about testable evidence for the reliability of the Bible. In this series of university appearances, Hugh Ross and Fazale Rana present aspects of RTB’s testable creation model and then invite atheists to respond. Hugh Ross also participates in a dialogue with skeptic Michael Shermer at an RTB chapter meeting. These kinds of interactions display RTB’s core values and equip you to give a ready answer with gentleness and respect.
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Enjoy a 20% discount on this 3 pack of best-selling books by Dr. Hugh Ross.
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This equipping pack has been specifically designed with middle- and high-school students in mind. It lays the groundwork for understanding the relationship between God’s Word and God’s world and introduces the concept of cosmic design. The Impact Events devotionals also help students begin to tackle the evolution challenge and to apply these insights in their personal walk with Jesus Christ.
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Genesis Pack
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Testable Creation Model Pack
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Origins Pack
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This foundational pack of resources unveils RTB’s approach to understanding Genesis 1–11. It covers a wide range of topics, including the origin of the universe and humanity, Noah’s flood, and the creation-date controversy.
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Explore these hallmark resources from Reasons To Believe. Begin by getting an overview of the testable creation model framework in Hugh Ross’ groundbreaking book More Than a Theory, then dig into the details in the three companion books. Perfect for your library and as a gift for friends, family, or your church library, this pack provides a great introduction to RTB’s unique approach to science-faith integration and evangelism.
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This series of ground-breaking books answers critical questions about the creation vs. evolution debate. The "Origins" pack will equip readers with detailed scientific data concerning the first life and the first humans.
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Problem of Evil Pack
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Young-Earth Debate Pack
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The problem of evil continues to be a source of concern for Christians and nonbelievers alike and seems a common stumbling block to faith. This group of selected resources addresses these perennial challenges from a unique, scientifically as well as biblically based perspective.
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In these rare, unedited debate appearances, Hugh Ross presents and defends his view of Genesis 1. Featuring interactions with Kent Hovind, Ken Ham, Jason Lisle, Walt Kaiser, Michael Behe, Terry Mortenson, and others, each set provides an uncut presentation of both sides of the creation debate and makes a great introduction to the creation-date controversy.
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