Reasonable Faith Podcast
Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day.
Eat My Flesh? Baptize My Baby? Dr. Craig Responds to Fr. Mike Schmitz, John Piper, and Kevin DeYoung
A viral clip from Fr. Mike Schmitz claims that Protestants who take Jesus’ words in John 6 seriously end up becoming Catholic. Dr. Craig explains why the bread of life discourse doesn’t require ea.
What is Kevin Harris Pondering?
Does Dr. Craig's co-host ever have any questions he'd like to ask? Yes! Kevin asks Dr. Craig about the Atonement, the afterlife, and prayer for healing.
The Infinite Monkey Theorem
Given enough time, could a monkey eventually type the works of Shakespeare with no errors?
A Skeptical Philosopher Becomes a Christian Part Two
Larry Sanger's testimony continues and includes why, at first, he was hesitant about Dr. Craig's work.
A Skeptical Philosopher Becomes a Christian Part One
Dr. Larry Sanger, the founder of Wikipedia, has become a follower of Christ and Dr. Craig comments on some of the details of Larry's journey.
Is Dr. Craig Wrong About Deconstruction? Part Two
The conclusion of an examination of Deconstruction of the Christian Faith, including the role of emotions.
Is Dr. Craig Wrong About Deconstruction? Part One
Dr. Craig offers a response to a YouTube atheist on Deconstruction. In this first part, Deconstruction is defined.
Questions About Souls, Necessary Being, and Video Games
Dr. Craig answers questions on souls and gender, the definition of a necessary being, mega churches, and the addictive nature of video games.
Questions on Buddhism, Scholarly Consensus, and Choosing the Right Church
Dr. Craig receives questions on Buddhism, how to determine consensus among scholars, and the difficulty of choosing among Christian denominations.
Does Science Reveal Adam and Eve?
Dr. Craig interacts with a news report that mentions his work on the historical Adam.
Volume One of Dr. Craig's Systematic Philosophical Theology Part Two
A continuation of Dr. Craig's discussion on the first release of his epic Systematic Philosophical Theology.