There are several secular narratives that shed a negative light on the Christian faith. Examples are "Science liberated us from the shackles of faith", "Christianity supports slavery", or "Medieval Christians taught that the earth is flat". Those are often mentioned in conversations and simply assumed to be true by a large part of society, even though they are often faulty. In this talk, we look into how some of these narratives came about, how to debunk them in a conversation, and how we can tell positive narratives in accordance with the truth.

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Martin Haller studied Physics and is currently working on his PhD in Physics in Halle, Germany. He has a special interest in apologetics and has given lectures and led discussion groups on topics around faith and science. His passion is talking about the overlooked positive impact of Christianity throughout history. He has been part of the SMD (German branch of IFES) groups in Erlangen and in Halle and has founded discussion groups in both cities, which are meant to engage Christians and Non-Christians in conversations about faith and science. Together with his wife, he is involved in his local church and enjoys drinking coffee over a good conversation.

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