Reasonable Faith Podcast
Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day.
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.
Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne: Science vs. Religion Part 4
Dr. Craig continues his commentary on an interview between Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne as free speech, morality, and free will are discussed
Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne: Science vs. Religion Part 3
How do popular non-theists Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne define faith?
Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne: Science vs. Religion Part 2
Does the scientist exercise faith in the laboratory and in daily life?
Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne: Science vs. Religion Part 1
Dr. Craig begins a series interacting with prominent non-theists Sam Harris and Jerry Coyne. Are science and religion in different domains and therefore cannot overlap?
Recent Responses to the Kalam Argument
The argument made famous by Dr. Craig continues to stir up controversy! He responds to some recent analysis in this podcast.
Questions on Pain, Numbers, and Knowledge
Dr. Craig takes questions from France, Sweden, and other parts of the world concerning the problem of pain, numbers, propositional knowledge, and answering atheist assertions.
God Discussion in the New York Times Part 2
Dr. Craig continues his interaction with two prominent philosophers in the New York Times
God Discussion in the New York Times Part 1
Two prominent philosophers, Gary Gutting and Michael Ruse, discuss God, science, and philosophy in the New York Times.
Do Christians Have a Persecution Complex?
Should Christians always expect persecution?
Questions on C.S. Lewis, Necessary Beings, and Accommodating Culture
Dr. Craig fields questions on the imagination, Leibniz, the Trinity, advice on going into the ministry, and how Christianity should accommodate the culture.