Reasonable Faith Podcast

Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day.

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Listener Questions: Atonement, Deism, and a Skeptic’s Take on Easter

Dr. Craig answers listener questions from around the world. If Christ paid for every sin, why would anyone still face judgment? Could God have made the universe and simply moved on? What should we mak.

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Refusing to Soften the Atonement

Various voices in the Christian church are denigrating the meaning of Christ's blood atonement.

Should You Call Yourself a 'Gay Christian'?

Dr. Craig comments on an article that shows the pitfalls of "identity politics" and certain aspects of sexual identity.

The Nashville Statement

An Evangelical group recently drafted a biblical statement on human sexuality. Dr. Craig offers his thoughts on the Statement.

 

The Latest News Update From Reasonable Faith

Dr. Craig discusses his upcoming debates, work on the Atonement, and video production going on at Reasonable Faith.

 

Questions From All Over the World, Part 3

Dr. Craig fields questions sent to him from all over the globe, including topics such as the Atonement, a Christian view of work, free will, evolution, and how to deal with doubt.

 

Questions From All Over the World, Part 2

Dr. Craig fields questions sent to him from all over the globe, including topics such as the Atonement, a Christian view of work, free will, evolution, and how to deal with doubt.

Questions From All Over the World, Part 1

Dr. Craig fields questions sent to him from all over the globe, including topics such as the Atonement, a Christian view of work, free will, evolution, and how to deal with doubt.

The New Theistic Evolutionists

Dr. Craig comments on a growing Theistic Evolutionist movement.

The Debate on Apologetic Methodology

Dr. Craig listens to excerpts from a debate between a Classical and a Presuppositional apologist.

Does Dr. Craig Have an Orthodox Christology?

Dr. Craig clears up rumors concerning his views on the doctrine of Christ.