God: new evidence

There are two great intellectual challenges to Christian faith in our times: one is the challenge of postmodernism and the idea that what's true for you need not be true for me too. The other is the modernist challenge from Richard Dawkins and the 'new atheists.'

Focus has now released a major apologetics resource responding to the claims of the new atheists.

Dawkins claims that God is a delusion and that religious faith is evil. But what if the scientific evidence itself is telling a different story? Over the past fifty years scientists have uncovered a series of amazing facts which show that the creation is an extremely unlikely place, fine-tuned in specific ways that make human life possible. It shows all the signs that it has been purposefully designed as a place for us to live. ‘GOD: new evidence’ is a series of videos about these remarkable discoveries that point us towards the Creator.

The 'God: new evidence' videos are available free of charge, online at www.focus.org.uk

They're also available in higher quality on a DVD for use with groups, churches, schools and so on - or to give to a skeptical friend. Go here to buy the DVD in NTSC format for North America, or go here to buy the DVD in PAL format for the UK .

Praise for 'God: new evidence'

'Once again Focus is producing what promises to be an excellent resource to give Christians confidence in their faith and tools to engage effectively in mission and evangelism.'
Krish Kandiah, Director of Churches in Mission at the Evangelical Alliance

'This excellent video resource will help people to realise just how incredibly finely balanced the universe is. The contributors are experts in their fields and are great at communicating big ideas in very accessible ways. This is going to be extremely useful.'
Tony Watkins, Damaris

'Focus has a long history of successfully harnessing the powers of technology to bring significant issues to the attention of audiences who may otherwise not have engaged with them. This project brings together some excellent contributors to address one of the defining questions facing our society in a clear and relevant way.'
John Risbridger, Minister, Above Bar Church Southampton