For good presentations, physical delivery helps the audience focus and hear the content. Give good presentations with tips from a teacher, presenter and facilitator in this free video on public speaking.
Expert: Bonnie P. Rose
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For good presentations, eye contact is one of the core elements of physical delivery. Make eye contact for good presentations with tips from a teacher, presenter and facilitator in this free video on public speaking.
Expert: Bonnie P. Rose
Bio: Bonnie P. Rose has trained and coached thousands of people to become outstanding presenters.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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Eric painted this to Shane and Shane’s song Embracing Accusations. To have Eric speak or paint visit www.nooneunderground.com or to buy art, books, and clothing with purpose visit www.noustore.com
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[This is part 2 of Dr Jacoby's opening statement, affirming the existence of God.]
The debate between international Christian speaker Douglas Jacoby and agnostic and skeptic Michael Shermer took place Saturday June 23, the highlight of the 2007 International Apologetics Conference, sponsored by the Apologetics Research Society. The debate topic: Does God Exist?
Dr. Shermer is one of the three or four most famous atheist / agnostic scholars in the world, author of 12 books and President of the Skeptic Society. He has held dozens of debates, appeared on Oprah, 20/20, Dateline, Tom Snyder, Larry King Live and The History Channel. Dr. Jacoby, director of the Athens Institute of Ministry, has spoken in hundreds of cities in some 80 nations.
This exciting event was held before a packed house, with an overflow crowd watching close circuit monitors outside the venue. Kedron Jones (Board member of ARS) was moderator and affable host. Shermer and Jacoby both bring their best analytical skills to this debate. The interchange is lively, with both speakers willing to concede points made by their opponent. You will benefit greatly from weighing the arguments put forth. Douglas’ clear and incisive arguments for the existence of God are persuasive. He argues from cosmology (both its creation and its complexity). and the unmistakable fact that moral absolutes are part of reality. Shermer makes the case that religions are socially constructed, historically dependent, and that the faith you adhere to and the god you believe in depend largely on when in history and where in the world you were born.
The two-hour debate is lively, engaging and instructional. You can watch each speaker’s opening, rebuttal, rebuttal summary, and conclusion here at YouTube. For the entire debate in one DVD, however, including the 40+ minute Q&A session, please visit www.douglasjacoby.com. The Skeptics Society website is www.skeptic.com.
To post further comments, please visit Jacoby’s forum at www.jacobyblogs.com.
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July 9, 2010
This clip is from a talk given on the Beautiful Unique Girl tour in 2006