If You Think Heaven Is FAKE, You NEED To See This

Most people believe that being a good person is enough to get into heaven. Oxford mathematician and Christian apologist Professor John Lennox says they are wrong, and he explains why with 60 years of evidence, debate, and personal experience.

Steven puts the hardest questions in atheism directly to Lennox, starting with the birth lottery: 91% of adults simply adopt and keep the religion they were raised in. If you were born in Afghanistan, you would almost certainly be Muslim. If born in India, Hindu. If born in Northern Ireland like Lennox, Christian. Is it fair that geography determines who goes to heaven?

Lennox's answer begins with a story from his debate with Princeton ethicist Peter Singer, one of the world's most famous philosophers, who advanced exactly this argument. When Lennox asked Singer whether his parents were atheists, Singer said yes. Lennox replied: then you remained in the faith in which you were brought up. Singer protested that atheism isn't a faith. Lennox said: I was convinced that you believed it. The audience erupted, and the clip went viral across the internet.

Discover:

• Why 91% of adults simply keep the religion they were raised in

• The debate moment that exposed atheism as a belief system on live stage

• How Professor Lennox answers the hardest question about God and suffering

• Why being a good person is not what God is interested in, according to Lennox

• The near-death experience that gave Lennox total peace

• Why CS Lewis's idea of multiple worlds changed how Lennox sees suffering

• What Lennox says to Steven about whether he will get into heaven

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