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Knowledge of the Fate of the Damned

Dr. Craig, Thank you for your blessed work. Your writings and lectures have helped me through some dark periods of doubt and questioning in my life. I have been reading some of your work on Talbot's Universalism and I had some questions concerning the kno...

christian particularism, hell, salvation, universalism

Four Questions to Make your Brain Hurt

Dear Dr Craig, May I begin by thanking you so much for your ministry, and for making so much content freely available. I have learnt much and grown through listening to the Defenders and Reasonable Faith podcasts, and also from the blogs on your website. Thi...

anthropology, epistemology, general philosophy questions, naturalism

The Doctrine of Creation (part 14)

Molinism. Molinism compared to Calvinism and Arminianism.

calvinism, middle knowledge, molinism

Scepticism about Neo-Darwinism Re-Visited

Hello Dr. Craig,Like many people in the so-called creationism/evolution debate you seem to confound science and philosophy. Surely you appreciate, that, even if you're a theist, you can't bring God into science, because you stop doing science. Once you invoke ...

darwinian evolution, evolution, intelligent design, methological naturalism, origin of the universe

Double Doctorates

Dear Dr. Craig, I am curious as to how you obtained your double Phds. How did you attain the second one? I am curious because such an achievement is among my own goals. Thank you Sir, God Bless. Yours Respectfully, Christopher

autobiography, discipleship, divine direction, religious experience

Scepticism about the Neo-Darwinian Paradigm

Dr Craig as a fellow Christian but also one with a keen interest in science I was very disappointed by your recent podcast on the doctrine of creation. You seem to express considerable skepticism of macroevolution, which has in fact been frequently observed. M...

creation ex nihilo, darwinian evolution, evolution, intelligent design, naturalism