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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
Playing Catch-Up
Hello Dr. Craig, Your ministry has been an incredible blessing in life. I have been following your ministry for 15 years, but I’m just now beginning to share your arguments with unbelievers. I hope you could help me a bit. I presented the moral argumen...
apologetic arguments, gospel, inference, logical fallacy, logical formulation, moral argument
Why Must God Be the Greatest Conceivable Being?
Hello, Dr Craig! I am a huge fan of your work. You have done far more for our faith than many ever will. I just had the pleasure of meeting you and seeing you speak in Plano. This got me reading more of your work then I did before. My question is this: Why do ...
maximal greatness, moral argument, moral perfection, objective moral values and duties, ontological argument, perfect being theology
More Atheist Illogic
You have obviously made your point that god had to kill all caanonite people because they were evil. So obviously your god had to kill 6 million jews in WW2. So obviously, god had to allow the killing of those people in Ww2 because they were evil too. Correct?...
atheism, canaanites, evil, problem of, genocide, inference, moral argument
Confusion about the Moral Argument
Hi Dr. Craig! I hope you're doing well. I wanted to clear a confusion regarding the moral argument raised by some atheists. As you've mentioned at several occasions about the premise "objective moral values and duties do exist", that deep down we all k...
abstract objects, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties, platonism
God as the Ground of Morality
Hello Dr Craig, thank you for all the work that you do! It has benefited me tremendously over the years. I need some clarifications regarding the Euthyphro dilemma. On what basis can God's nature be made the grounding for objective morality? I think the an...
abstract objects, arguments for the existence of god, character and nature of god, divine attributes, euthyphro dilemma, moral argument
“What Should I Do about My Transgender Boyfriend?”
I am a girl, 18 years old and I am at a point in my life where I don't know what to do or what is right for me by my parents. I come from a family of 6 people. My parents, sister and 2 little sisters. We are muslim. I know that God and Allah is about the s...
cultural christianity, divine love, divine righteousness, evil, problem of, homosexuality, human sexuality
Where Are All the Christian Philosophers?
Hello Dr. Craig, thank you for your work. On numerous occasions you've argued that we are currently experiencing a renaissance in fields like Philosophy with respect to the intellectual credibility of belief in God and Christianity in particular. You'v...
arguments for the existence of god, christian philosophy, fine tuning argument, kalam cosmological argument, leibnizian cosmological argument, moral argument
The Moral Argument and the Slaughter of the Canaanites
I have listened to and read a plethora of your (and that of your colleague Frank Turek) presentations of the moral argument for god. I have just read your answer to the question on this site regarding the slaughter of the Canaanites. I perceive significant pro...
bertrand russell, canaanites, divine commands, divine genocide, divine goodness, friedrich nietzsche
Objective Bigness and the Moral Argument
With regards to the moral argument for the existence of God. 1. If God does not exist, objective moral values do not exist 2. Objective moral values do exist 3. therefore God exists. I would like to present the following argument 1. If Shkabishkabob the G...
goodness, moral argument, objective moral values and duties, relative property
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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
Playing Catch-Up
Hello Dr. Craig, Your ministry has been an incredible blessing in life. I have been following your ministry for 15 years, but I’m just now beginning to share your arguments with unbelievers. I hope you could help me a bit. I presented the moral argumen...
apologetic arguments, gospel, inference, logical fallacy, logical formulation, moral argument
Why Must God Be the Greatest Conceivable Being?
Hello, Dr Craig! I am a huge fan of your work. You have done far more for our faith than many ever will. I just had the pleasure of meeting you and seeing you speak in Plano. This got me reading more of your work then I did before. My question is this: Why do ...
maximal greatness, moral argument, moral perfection, objective moral values and duties, ontological argument, perfect being theology
More Atheist Illogic
You have obviously made your point that god had to kill all caanonite people because they were evil. So obviously your god had to kill 6 million jews in WW2. So obviously, god had to allow the killing of those people in Ww2 because they were evil too. Correct?...
atheism, canaanites, evil, problem of, genocide, inference, moral argument
Confusion about the Moral Argument
Hi Dr. Craig! I hope you're doing well. I wanted to clear a confusion regarding the moral argument raised by some atheists. As you've mentioned at several occasions about the premise "objective moral values and duties do exist", that deep down we all k...
abstract objects, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties, platonism