Stand to Reason Master's Series in Apologetics 1997 (20 Tapes)

20 cassette tapes, not in album.
  
The Master's Series is an annual first-rate series of talks by the best Christian apologists sponsored by the Stand to Reason organization. This was one of the first (and best) of the series. Except for the Craig lecture on Evil, these are out of print.
  
Greg Koukl, Primer on Clear Thinking, 2 tapes-nice talk that applies 'clear thinking' to a host of issues and questions, such as relativism, 'why are there are so many denominations', 'Jesus never spoke against homosexuality', and more.
Philip Johnson, The Grand Metaphysical Scheme of Evolution, 2 tapes-lecture by the famous critic of Darwin.
William Lane Craig, The Problem of Evil, 2 tapes
Douglas Geivett, The Case For Christian Exclusivism, 2 tapes-discusses religious pluralism and the exclusive claims of Christianity.
J.P. Moreland, How We Know What We Know , 2 tapes-a very nice discussion of epistemology for non-experts, discusses skepticism, reliability of sense perception, doubt, certainty, justification of belief, empiricism, and other issues.
Francis Beckwith, Culture War: The Nature of Reality, 2 tapes-a critique of relativism and cultural notions of 'tolerance', addresses homosexual marriage, 'forcing morals on people', 'just change the channel if you don't like it'.
Scott Rae, Reproductive Ethics, 2 tapes-discusses fertility, medicine and other topics.
Craig Hazen, Christian View of World Religions, 2 tapes- how does a Christian view of other religions differ from the view taught in secular religious studies courses and in the popular media? Is Christianity just one myth among many?
Paul Cox, Moral Formation, 2 tapes-lecture includes a discussion of the cognitive development of children and how this relates to their training and discipline.
Judy Salisbury, Communication Skills, 2 tapes