


The weather was threatening at Florida State, and so I selected a different (drier) location to preach that proved to be quite a good decision. My voice carried well and a large crowd gathered. During the first hour, I answered good and thoughtful questions about the existence of God and how our Bible was assembled and preserved throughout history.
However, after about an hour, a gang of homosexual...
November 6: University of North Florida - Nicholas is a philosophy professor at the University of North Florida. Evidently he has quite a following of students who really like him. And, evidently, he uses his philosophy class to call into question the goodness of God as depicted through the Old Testament story of Job.
Most people know this story, but in case you don’t, here are the high points....
November 5: University of North Florida - Mike is a pre-med student at the University of North Florida. Evidently, he has had fun heckling other campus preachers before and came out prepared to do the same with me. I don’t think he quite knew how to respond when I didn’t participate in his childish antics. I did, however, begin to engage him in serious dialogue by asking what he wanted to do w...
October 28: North Carolina State - It was my second day at NCSU and I don't quite remember how it came up, but I was making a few Bible-centered comments about sex. Heather and a couple of her friends were listening and couldn't conceal their smiles. Evidently, I appeared to be terribly old-fashioned and out of touch to suggest that, in our day and age, it is still wrong to have premarital sex. Alt...
October 24: Colorado - A good sized crowd began to develop within minutes of me raising my voice and declaring the truth of God at Colorado State University. My first challenge came from Anna, who claimed that "all truth is relative." Stop and think about that statement for a minute. Does anyone really believe "all truth" is relative? Mathematics and science are "truth." Are these relative? Is 2 + ...

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