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Non-Belief and Disbelief
Dear Dr. Craig, Thank you for the ongoing work you and your team do at Reasonable Faith. It has been deeply meaningful to me and has brought me closer to Christ in my search for truth. I had a question regarding the distinction between nonbelief and disbelie...
Why Depress People?
Dear Dr Craig I'm not a Christian myself, but find Christian theology to be interesting and your defence particularly interesting. I've heard you mention on numerous occasions that you believe a life without God is absurd, meaningless, pointless etc....
absurdity of life without god, arguments for the existence of god, atheism, divine-human relationship
The Moral Argument—One More Time!
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a former Christian in large part because apologetics (from my perspective) has failed to provide adequate explanations to the objections commonly raised against theism, and especially Christianity in particular. For this submission, I wo...
atheism, experience as source of knowledge, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties
Arguments and Compassion
Dear Dr. Craig: For nearly 20 years ago I have ruminated on a personal experience I had with you and your wonderful wife, Jan, in San Francisco. In an act of kindness, you agreed to have dinner with me during a theology conference you were attending. I...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, epistemology, evidentialism, properly basic beliefs, salvation
Faith Supported by Evidence
Dear Dr Craig, In many conversations with atheists and agnostics, they insist that "faith" means "belief without evidence". Virtually every atheist I've known defines faith in that way. It is like a axiom in the atheistic and infidel communities and it ...
atheism, belief, christian faith, evidence, historical, faith, reason
Does God Experience Unnecessary Pain?
Dear Dr. Craig, I am an atheist who is moved by your arguments. However, a key objection to your work in me is what I have "Christened" (pun intended) as a "second-order problem of evil". This second-order problem of evil was put forward by Lucretius. It esse...
atheism, character and nature of god, divine love, suffering
Abandoning Logic to Avoid God
Dear Dr Craig, I am writing to you about a discussion that I have been having with an atheist friend of mine about the kalam cosmological argument for some time now. I have been reading your works and watching lectures for some time now - but an objection to ...
arguments against the existence of god, atheism, inference, kalam cosmological argument, laws of logic, metaphysical necessity
PPI and ECREE
Dear Dr Craig, In your recent monthly report of June 2023, you mention the so-called Principle of Personal Incredulity, which you formulate like this: PPI. We should believe something that we find incredible only if we are aware of overwhelming evidence in i...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, evidence, historical, probability, reasonable faith, resurrection of jesus
Questions from a Non-Believer
My husband and I attended your session at The Story this weekend. Thank you for joining us and sharing! I had been looking forward to the day and praying over it for quite some time. My husband is indifferent to religion, albeit he does not necessarily align w...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, christian philosophy, kalam cosmological argument, science
Dealing with Atheistic Rhetoric
Dear Reasonable Faith I feel disheartened by the rhetoric that is used by the Atheists. I know this is purely emotional and not substantive, but I nonetheless feel disheartened. I type this question to ask you how you think past this language and past the dou...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, christian theism, holy spirit witness, irrational objections, natural theology
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Non-Belief and Disbelief
Dear Dr. Craig, Thank you for the ongoing work you and your team do at Reasonable Faith. It has been deeply meaningful to me and has brought me closer to Christ in my search for truth. I had a question regarding the distinction between nonbelief and disbelie...
Why Depress People?
Dear Dr Craig I'm not a Christian myself, but find Christian theology to be interesting and your defence particularly interesting. I've heard you mention on numerous occasions that you believe a life without God is absurd, meaningless, pointless etc....
absurdity of life without god, arguments for the existence of god, atheism, divine-human relationship
The Moral Argument—One More Time!
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a former Christian in large part because apologetics (from my perspective) has failed to provide adequate explanations to the objections commonly raised against theism, and especially Christianity in particular. For this submission, I wo...
atheism, experience as source of knowledge, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties
Arguments and Compassion
Dear Dr. Craig: For nearly 20 years ago I have ruminated on a personal experience I had with you and your wonderful wife, Jan, in San Francisco. In an act of kindness, you agreed to have dinner with me during a theology conference you were attending. I...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, epistemology, evidentialism, properly basic beliefs, salvation
Faith Supported by Evidence
Dear Dr Craig, In many conversations with atheists and agnostics, they insist that "faith" means "belief without evidence". Virtually every atheist I've known defines faith in that way. It is like a axiom in the atheistic and infidel communities and it ...
atheism, belief, christian faith, evidence, historical, faith, reason