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Monotheletism
Hi Dr Craig! I've been reading your Philosophical Foundation for a Christian Worldview. Unfortunately, my question was not dealt with when I was in seminary when I was taking MDiv a decade ago. With your explanation, I am more convinced of your position o...
The Doctrine of Creation (part 3)
The bulk of this podcast (up to 34:26) is a discussion on a controversial presentation regarding the Star of Bethlehem. The Doctrine of Creation series continues after this point. "Let there be..."
CERN Probes Big Bang
Hi, At the moment there has been a lot on the news about CERN and how it will shed light on the origin of the universe. I've heard various atheists getting excited about how it might do everything from prove the parallel universe theory to show how the un...
cosmology, fine tuning argument, origin of the universe, philosophy of science
Could Christ Have Sinned?
Dr. Craig, I am listening to the podcasts of your "Defenders Class" and enjoying them thoroughly. Recently, when listening to you discuss the attributes of Jesus, you mentioned that because he was fully God as well as fully man, he could not sin. While you ac...
christology, historical jesus, libertarian freedom, original sin
The Doctrine of Creation (part 2)
Biblical basis for Creatio Ex Nihilo. Absolute beginning of the universe. Exegesis of Genesis 1. Ordered cosmos. Creation in Genesis verse 1 vs. verse 2.
Atheists Gone Wild?
Dear Professor Craig, I'm an atheist who has admired your debates and arguments, but there has been a trend I've noticed on my side of the discussion that I wanted to ask you about. It seems to me that the popular atheists of today, such as Richard D...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, philosophy of religion, philosophy of science
The Doctrine of Creation (part 1)
Everything else that exists, that is not God Himself. Pagan alternatives to the biblical doctrine of creation.
The Holy Spirit
Craig: "Being disciples of Christ isn't a just a matter of what we do - it's a matter of who we are. And the key to that is the fullness of the Holy Spirit in each of our lives..."