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Guiding a Son through Evolutionary Biology
Hi Dr. Craig, your honest and and faithful work has ministered to me for over 12 years now, starting with your debates versus 2 of the Big 4 of New Atheism (that now debunked religion ). My question centers on my son. I have listened just a little to your wor...
Biological Evolution in an Infinite Multiverse
How would you respond to an evolutionist who says that the universe could be possibly infinite in size and therefore evolution wouldn't be a miracle since it could appear anywhere? Michael
abiogenesis, causation, evolution, methodological naturalism, naturalism
Random Mutations and Epigenetics
With question #671 Do “Random” Mutations Occur by “Chance”? you say, We come to see that evolutionary theory does not assert that themutations which lie at the root of evolutionary development and, hence, evolution itself occur purpos...
epigenetics, evolution, evolution, theistic, random mutation
I’m a Soul Man
Dr Craig, I have found your work on the historical Adam to be very interesting and I appreciate that you have taken the time to consider the topic. I have come to wonder however, if we as Christians have become too fixated on fitting Adam into a biological tim...
evolution, mind-brain relationship, neanderthal, personhood, rationality, soul
Plantinga’s EAAN Once More
Dr. Craig, I need help with Alvin Plantinga's evolutionary argument against naturalism. Since I discovered it, I fell in love with the argument; the idea that "it is irrational to believe in naturalism, whether it is true or not" left me shocked. However,...
arguments for the existence of god, epistemology, evolution, evolutionary argument against naturalism, naturalism, postmodernism
Could Adam Have Been Heidelberg Man?
Hello dr. Craig, I'm intrigued by your proposal of locating Adam and Eve as the first couple of Homo Heidelbergensis (HH). However, I do think it would be beneficial if you'd explain a bit more why specifically this species is a good fit for the first...
adam and eve, anthropology, archaeology, evolution, personhood
Is Intelligent Design Viable?
Dr. William Lane Craig defends the viability of the often misunderstood and controversial theory of intelligent design from evolutionist and ardent ID critic Dr. Francisco J. Ayala. Bradley Monton is the moderator.
creation, darwinian evolution, debates, evolution, francisco ayala, intelligent design
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Guiding a Son through Evolutionary Biology
Hi Dr. Craig, your honest and and faithful work has ministered to me for over 12 years now, starting with your debates versus 2 of the Big 4 of New Atheism (that now debunked religion ). My question centers on my son. I have listened just a little to your wor...
Biological Evolution in an Infinite Multiverse
How would you respond to an evolutionist who says that the universe could be possibly infinite in size and therefore evolution wouldn't be a miracle since it could appear anywhere? Michael
abiogenesis, causation, evolution, methodological naturalism, naturalism
Random Mutations and Epigenetics
With question #671 Do “Random” Mutations Occur by “Chance”? you say, We come to see that evolutionary theory does not assert that themutations which lie at the root of evolutionary development and, hence, evolution itself occur purpos...
epigenetics, evolution, evolution, theistic, random mutation
I’m a Soul Man
Dr Craig, I have found your work on the historical Adam to be very interesting and I appreciate that you have taken the time to consider the topic. I have come to wonder however, if we as Christians have become too fixated on fitting Adam into a biological tim...
evolution, mind-brain relationship, neanderthal, personhood, rationality, soul
Plantinga’s EAAN Once More
Dr. Craig, I need help with Alvin Plantinga's evolutionary argument against naturalism. Since I discovered it, I fell in love with the argument; the idea that "it is irrational to believe in naturalism, whether it is true or not" left me shocked. However,...
arguments for the existence of god, epistemology, evolution, evolutionary argument against naturalism, naturalism, postmodernism