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A Mother’s Struggle with Gratuitous Evil
Hello Dr. Craig, My name is Maricarmen, and I am writing to you from Mexico with a question. I have three adult children, two of whom are believers and one who is not. He is my middle son, Abiram, who is 30 years old and currently pursuing a PhD in molecular...
arguments against the existence of god, evil, emotional problem of, evil, gratuitous, evil, problem of, logic, logical formulation
Does God Have a Finite Number of Preferences?
Dr. Craig, I appreciate how you are willing to face the biggest challenges to the Christian faith. You have inspired me to explore philosophy. Even though your work is impressive, I must say, I am still not convinced of the existence of God. In fact, I believ...
free will, logic, moral perfection, moral values, perfect being theology
ChatGPT Strikes Out Big Time!
I need some answers for these fallacies that God is the first cause. I just ran your argument through ChatGPT to check for the logical fallacies you've committed and you've actually committed 6 of them. Here's the list. The argument that a god is...
arguments for the existence of god, irrational objections, kalam cosmological argument, logic, logical fallacy, objections
Probability of the Conclusion of a Deductive Argument
Dear Dr. Craig, I have a question about how (or if) multiplied probabilities are to be applied to the premises of an argument. For example, for the Kalam Cosmological Argument, let's say that I find the first premise to be "fairly convincing." We might e...
arguments for the existence of god, inference, kalam cosmological argument, logic, probability
Jesus, the Only-Begotten of the Father
Greetings and blessings Dr. Craig. Recently I saw for the first time a Reasonable Faith video, where it explains what it means that Jesus is “begotten of the Father”, where the Christian tradition refers to his divinity, and affirms that the bibli...
authority of scripture, begotten, divinity of jesus, incarnation, logic, original sin
Persuading a Pro-Choice Person
Dr. Craig, Both my wife and I are Christian; she brought me to faith in Christ over six years ago some months before we got married. We've never had an emotional discussion (argument?) about politics until recently. The Texas abortion law had really upset...
abortion, christian philosophy, general philosophical questions, logic, meaning of life, mother's rights
Logic and God
Hello, Dr. Craig! I am currently a student at seminary pursuing a Master of Arts in Philosophy, and God led me down this course through a crisis of faith in high school that led me to your debates and lectures on YouTube. In other words, I have you to thank b...
abstract objects, character and nature of god, inference, logic, logical formulation, maximal greatness
Are Empirically Equivalent Theories Both True (or False)?
Hi Dr Craig, Once again let me thank you for all your contribution to the cause of the Gospel. In your 2013 debate with Dr Alex Rosenberg you mentioned that there are "10 different physical interpretations for quantum mechanics" and "3 different interpretatio...
law of non-contradiction, logic, philosophy of science, quantum mechanics, scientific theory, special theory of relativity
The Challenge of Eastern Religions
Dear Dr.Craig, Recently I’ve come across two concepts in my study of eastern religions that shook my entire worldview. I find them to be logically coherent but they totally contradict the judeo- Christian worldview. I would appreciate if you can help me...
arational objections, concept of god, logic, nature of existence, pantheism, religious pluralism
Why Don’t Professional Historians Come to Believe in Jesus’ Resurrection?
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a Christian and a fan of you and your work on the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and I have a question regarding an atheist's argument against it. The argument states: (P1) If the evidence for the Resurrection is compelling then we sho...
evidence, historical, historical knowledge, jesus, logic, miracles, probability
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A Mother’s Struggle with Gratuitous Evil
Hello Dr. Craig, My name is Maricarmen, and I am writing to you from Mexico with a question. I have three adult children, two of whom are believers and one who is not. He is my middle son, Abiram, who is 30 years old and currently pursuing a PhD in molecular...
arguments against the existence of god, evil, emotional problem of, evil, gratuitous, evil, problem of, logic, logical formulation
Does God Have a Finite Number of Preferences?
Dr. Craig, I appreciate how you are willing to face the biggest challenges to the Christian faith. You have inspired me to explore philosophy. Even though your work is impressive, I must say, I am still not convinced of the existence of God. In fact, I believ...
free will, logic, moral perfection, moral values, perfect being theology
ChatGPT Strikes Out Big Time!
I need some answers for these fallacies that God is the first cause. I just ran your argument through ChatGPT to check for the logical fallacies you've committed and you've actually committed 6 of them. Here's the list. The argument that a god is...
arguments for the existence of god, irrational objections, kalam cosmological argument, logic, logical fallacy, objections
Probability of the Conclusion of a Deductive Argument
Dear Dr. Craig, I have a question about how (or if) multiplied probabilities are to be applied to the premises of an argument. For example, for the Kalam Cosmological Argument, let's say that I find the first premise to be "fairly convincing." We might e...
arguments for the existence of god, inference, kalam cosmological argument, logic, probability
Jesus, the Only-Begotten of the Father
Greetings and blessings Dr. Craig. Recently I saw for the first time a Reasonable Faith video, where it explains what it means that Jesus is “begotten of the Father”, where the Christian tradition refers to his divinity, and affirms that the bibli...
authority of scripture, begotten, divinity of jesus, incarnation, logic, original sin