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Response to "Mere Theistic Evolution"
RESPONSE TO “MERE THEISTIC EVOLUTION” Introduction One of the things I appreciate about Michael Murray and John Churchill’s paper is their candid embrace of the label, “theistic evolution,” for their view. This strikes me as much more accurate and st...
Pannenberg’s Argument for the Resurrection of Jesus
Chapter 4 Pannenberg’s Argument for the Resurrection of Jesus Pannenberg’s Argument for Jesus’s Resurrection Although prominent New Testament scholars like N. T. Wright, Dale Allison, and Michael Licona, as well as prominent philosophers like Richard Swi...
The Argument from the Applicability of Mathematics
GOD AND THE APPLICABILITY OF MATHEMATICS[1] Introduction: Indispensability and Applicability of Mathematics One of the perennial and burning questions in the philosophy of mathematics concerns mathematics’ indispensability and applicability. Though often con...
God, Time, and Creation
GOD, TIME, AND CREATION Introduction R.T. Mullins relates that as a doctoral student he went in search of a timeless God.[1] Alas, his hopes were disappointed, and he ended up pronouncing instead the end of the timeless God. Mullins’ search was unfortunately...
Philosophical Issues in the Atonement
PHILOSOPHICAL ISSUES IN THE ATONEMENT Introduction Many Christian philosophers have taken up the task of helping systematic theologians to formulate and defend coherent statements of Christian doctrine. So philosophers have been actively engaged in discussion ...
On Systematic Philosophical Theology
ON SYSTEMATIC PHILOSOPHICAL THEOLOGY Systematic philosophical theologies are rare—at least on the contemporary scene. Paul Tillich’s Systematic Theology and Wolfhart Pannenberg’s Systematic Theology deserve to be called systematic philosophical theologie...
Is God’s Moral Perfection Reducible to His Love?
Believers in the monotheistic tradition have always held that God is perfectly good, and Christian theologians have thought of God as the fount of all varieties of goodness, whether moral, metaphysical, aesthetic, or any other. Here my primary interest is in G...
God and Space
Just as an eternal God can be conceived to be either temporal or atemporal, so an omnipresent God can be conceived to be either spatial or aspatial, that is to say, either God may exist in space or God may transcend space. If God transcends space, then a reduc...
The Spirit of the Logos?
Dear Dr Craig, I have thoroughly enjoyed reading your Systematic Philosophical Theology series so far and volume 2b covering the Trinity and apologetic arguments for the existence of God has been very enriching to my own walk with God. I appreciate your volume...
divine logos, divine-human relationship, incarnation, two natures of christ