A professor spent twelve years building a case against God. This free course walks through the evidence that would not break, following the book Why I Decided to Believe in God from the kitchen table to the empty tomb: the laws of logic, the beginning and fine-tuning of the universe, the code in the cell, the age of the earth, the manuscripts and prophecies, the resurrection, and the grief that tested it all. Twenty-one full lessons, each with the critics' best reply and questions to discuss.

Know the strategy and you can resist it. A full study of all seventeen volumes of The Malgrave Letters, one lesson per volume, written from the finished manuscripts. Each lesson maps the tempter's tactics letter by letter, records what he fears, tells how the story ends, and turns his complaints into practical counsel for parents, couples, the young, the grieving, the suffering, the praying, pastors, and anyone holding the foundations of the faith. Eighteen full lessons. Open to all members.

Twenty-five objections believers hear, from "science is neutral" to "the fossils prove evolution," each answered in a full lesson. Drawn from the published twenty-five-volume series Creation for Adults and its companion Foundations of Creation: Scripture, history, the resurrection, the heavens, the rocks, the fossils, life, and the church. Each lesson works through the volume chapter by chapter, gives the skeptic's follow-up objections, and notes what not to overstate. Open to all members.

One hundred questions on origins, now in twenty-one full lessons. Drawn from the three-volume Made, Not Mutated and expanded with two published encyclopedia series, Creation for Adults and Foundations of Creation. Genesis as history, the Flood, rocks and fossils, dinosaurs, dating methods, the origin of life, the genome, design, physics, starlight, the solar system, what makes us human, and the hard questions. Each lesson gives the case in detail, then a note on what critics say. Open to all.

A guided read-along of the novel Ward No. 8, second edition, in fourteen full lessons of about eight chapters each. Follow Dr. Nathan Weaver onto the palliative ward at the end of the east wing and watch what the dying believe survive the pressure. Each lesson retells the chapters in detail, lays out every argument the characters make so you can weigh it, gives the unbelievers their full force, and asks questions for the week's discussion. Open to all members.

A professor is put on trial in The Hague for teaching Genesis as history, and two days in, the prosecution puts the whole Bible in the dock. Walk through all thirteen days of testimony with the novel: Genesis, death and the Flood, the cell, the rocks, the manuscripts, archaeology, prophecy, the empty tomb, and the stars. Eighteen full lessons retell each day, lay out every line of evidence argued on the stand, give the prosecution its best points, and name the real research behind the fiction.