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Doesn't the Kalam Imply a PERSONAL Cause?
Alex J. O'Connor, aka. (The) Cosmic Skeptic, objects that the Kalam doesn't merely imply a cause of the universe, but rather a specific type of cause. MR. O'CONNOR: One of the objections...
If God Loves Sinners, Why Consign Them to Hell?
DR. CRAIG: Obviously God doesn't consign every unbeliever to infinite damnation. I was an unbeliever at one time; probably you were too! And God saved us and rescued us from perdition. God's w...
Does Calvinism Make God the Author of Evil?
Dr. Craig compares Calvinism and Molinism regarding how they handle the problem of evil! MODERATOR: Would you say that John Calvin's system of divine determinism with Jonathan Edwards later expa...
If Christ Took the Punishment for Sin, Why Must Sinners Be Punished in Hell?
Dr. Craig answers an ATONEMENT question submitted online following his lecture for Apologia Sweden. QUESTION: If Christ took the punishment for the world's sin, why do sinners have to be punish...
Are All People Savable?
DR. CRAIG: Although some theologians think that God has predestined people to hell even before they are born and independent of their choices, I don't see this teaching in the Bible. According to ...
Where Did the Genesis Creation Accounts Come From?
How did the biblical authors receive the creation narratives? Was there a written or oral tradition passed down from the time of Adam and Eve? Dr. Craig responds! DR. CRAIG: I have been really shock...
If God Is Timeless, Shouldn’t He Be Frozen?
How do God's timelessness and changelessness work together? MODERATOR: Now we've all seen the movies where they find a magical watch, and they tap the watch and time stops apart from the per...
Is God Guilty of the Sin He Permits Men to Do?
DR. CRAIG: I don't think saying that God permits human beings to sin makes God culpable for their sin. Remember it is God's absolute intention that they do the right thing, and he provides gif...
Philosophy in Higher Education
Dr. Craig discusses the battle of philosophical ideas going on in academia! JOHN ANDERSON: My impression is now that there is a new openness to faith in philosophical circles, but probably to the av...