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Aseity, Fictionalism, and Moral Values

Lately, I have been reading some of your work on God's aseity, and the more I read about the topic and related topics, the more I am persuaded to be a fictionalist. However, my two questions for you are: 1. What are morals according to the fictionalist? C...

divine aseity, fictionalism, objective moral values and duties, platonism

Healthy Relationships

William Lane Craig speaks at the National Faculty Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C. As part of a workshop specially geared to grad students, Dr. Craig shared practical advice on preserving a healthy marriage while in grad school and career. Transcript...

divine-human relationship, relationships

The Doctrine of Christ (part 12)

Craig continues on the Doctrine of Christ (Christology). Penal theory of atonement. Moral Influence view of atonement. Existential theory of atonement. Human analogy of transfer of guilt. Imputation.

moral influence, penal substitution, work of christ

Can We Be Good Without God?

William Lane Craig speaks at the National Faculty Leadership Conference. Transcript Well thanks for coming, the handout is not directly relevant to this session so you don’t need to worry if you don’t have one. Rather the handout that is going ar...

moral relativism, moral values, objective moral values and duties

Why Does Anything at All Exist?

William Lane Craig speaks at the National Faculty Leadership Conference. Transcript There is a handout going around, it consists of two parts. One part is an overview of the field of apologetics, which is the field of Christian philosophy or theology that I ...

gottfried leibniz, leibnizian cosmological argument, philosophy

Who Does Jesus Think He Was?

William Lane Craig speaks at the National Faculty Leadership Conference Transcript [Dr. Craig starts by handing out an outline to the audience] What the handout is is an outline or overview of the field of Christian apologetics showing the subdivisions into...

claims of jesus, jesus christ, religious particularism

The Doctrine of Christ (part 11)

Craig continues on the Doctrine of Christ (Christology). How is it that Jesus death on the cross can be a substitutionary work for us and take away our sin? Theories of atonement.

christus victor, satisfaction, work of christ

Jesus the Son of God

Hello, Dr. Craig! First of all, I'd like to introduce myself. I'm from Pakistan basically, and it's been a spell that I'm listening you and watching your debates with intellectuals whose beliefs are on the contrary to yours. I am literally thr...

christology, divine logos, islam, trinity

The Doctrine of Christ (part 10)

Craig continues on the Doctrine of Christ (Christology). Shift in study from the person of Christ ("who is Christ") to a discussion of Christ's work ("what did He do"). Atonement - substitutionary death on the cross.

atonement, death of christ, work of christ

Christian Homosexuals?

In our Young Adult Sunday school class my husband and I have been utilizing your book Hard Questions, Real Answers to address many of the difficult issues the church faces today, and in particular, college students begin to struggle with. Our class has had som...

discipleship, ethics, homosexuality, human sexuality