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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...
A Moral but Unbelieving Son
Dr. Craig, I have listened to your podcast since you started it years ago. Thank you. My question comes from reading Faith and Doubt by John Ortberg (Zondervan, 2008). In the chapter Why Bother he writes, "If God does not exist, we lose a life devoted to seek...
belief in god, morality, natural law, naturalism, objective moral values and duties
Raising and Lowering the Epistemic Bar
Hello Dr. Craig. In a recent podcast episode you answered a question from a caller named Kyle. He asked about epistemic confidence and whether He should abandon the faith if high epistemic confidence could not be achieved. You responded saying, quote, “i...
belief, belief in god, epistemology, religious epistemology, truth
A Neuro-Chemical Disproof of God?
Dear Sir, I am a neurologist dealing with patients suffering from movement disorders and particularly Parkinsons's disease. Some of these may receive medications such as dopamine receptor agonists. They activate dopamine recpetors the brain and the main s...
arguments against the existence of god, belief in god, brain, dualism, intentionality, mind-brain relationship
Are We Justified in Inferring Jesus’ Resurrection?
Dear Dr. Craig, I am an earnest seeker. I have become convinced by philosophers like Thomas Nagel, Edward Feser, John Searle, and Raymond Tallis, that the mainstream materialistic-cum-mechanistic understanding of the world is false (oddly enough, most of thes...
agnosticism, belief in god, miracles, philosophical materialism, postmortem appearances, resurrection
It’s Hard to Believe
Hello Dr.Craig I just finished reading question 647, and I do have to say as an atheist/agnostic I must admit you dismantled the argument proposed in that writers question thoroughly and rather beautifully. This is a argument I pondered myself and thought to ...
arguments against the existence of god, arguments for the existence of god, belief in god, divinity of jesus, epistemology, historical evidences
We Don’t Believe in Christ because We Believe in the Bible
Hello Dr. Craig, I appreciate your work and am going through the Defender podcasts I enjoyed your interview with Erik Thoennes of Grace Evangelical Free in January 2019. In that interview you said "We believe in the Bible because we believe in Christ. W...
belief in god, bible, discipleship, historical jesus, historicity of the new testament, inerrancy
Why Bother?
I am a very open minded person and consider all possibilities. I am open to the possibility of a God and an afterlife. I am also open to the possibility that this God could be one who demands and expects that I obey and serve him or that I would be condemned t...
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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...
A Moral but Unbelieving Son
Dr. Craig, I have listened to your podcast since you started it years ago. Thank you. My question comes from reading Faith and Doubt by John Ortberg (Zondervan, 2008). In the chapter Why Bother he writes, "If God does not exist, we lose a life devoted to seek...
belief in god, morality, natural law, naturalism, objective moral values and duties
Raising and Lowering the Epistemic Bar
Hello Dr. Craig. In a recent podcast episode you answered a question from a caller named Kyle. He asked about epistemic confidence and whether He should abandon the faith if high epistemic confidence could not be achieved. You responded saying, quote, “i...
belief, belief in god, epistemology, religious epistemology, truth
A Neuro-Chemical Disproof of God?
Dear Sir, I am a neurologist dealing with patients suffering from movement disorders and particularly Parkinsons's disease. Some of these may receive medications such as dopamine receptor agonists. They activate dopamine recpetors the brain and the main s...
arguments against the existence of god, belief in god, brain, dualism, intentionality, mind-brain relationship
Are We Justified in Inferring Jesus’ Resurrection?
Dear Dr. Craig, I am an earnest seeker. I have become convinced by philosophers like Thomas Nagel, Edward Feser, John Searle, and Raymond Tallis, that the mainstream materialistic-cum-mechanistic understanding of the world is false (oddly enough, most of thes...
agnosticism, belief in god, miracles, philosophical materialism, postmortem appearances, resurrection