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Interpreting People Correctly
The atheist websites and atheists on the Christian/atheist debate websites are pumping out in meme form the following quotation, supposedly from you, Dr. Craig: "The person who follows the pursuit of reason unflinchingly toward its end will be atheistic or, at...
agnosticism, arguments for the existence of god, atheism, natural theology, secularism
The Multiverse and Counterparts of Me
The concept of the multiverse is something that is a familiar part of our culture now. This year has seen two very popular movies (Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness; Everything Everywhere All at Once) gross big box office and receive favorable vie...
atheism, impossible, many worlds hypothesis, metaphysics, modalism, philosophical foundations for a christian worldview
Is the World a Brute Contingent?
In your dialogue with Dr. Graham Oppy, he brought up an interesting concern to which you did not have time to adequately respond to. I will reproduce his question here. Dr. Oppy: "Could God have freely chosen to make a physical world in which it was not the ...
agent causation, atheism, divine will, explanatory power, leibnizian cosmological argument, mathematics, applicability of
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
A New Atheist Cop-Out?
Dr. Craig, Over the years, I have found that when theists ask "What will it take to convince you that God exists" to atheists, they typically provide very unsatisfactory answers. They usually come up with some aggrandized, elaborate miracle that reflects the ...
arguments against the existence of god, atheism, middle knowledge, philosophy of religion, self-refuting, unbelief
Serious Atheist Philosophy: Then and Now
Dear Dr. Craig I'm a Non-Christian that respects your work and scholarship. I'm writing today to ask you to perhaps give a brief overview and your own perspective of the Atheist side of the Philosophy of Religion. Some of my favorite articles and wri...
atheism, christian philosophy, naturalism, philosophical theology, philosophy of religion, skepticism
Russian Collusion
Dear Dr. Craig, I am an atheist but with great interest in philosophical and existential questions, and I find your work incomparable in this regard among present-day writers and thinkers, on either side of the isle (or multiple isles). One challenge you like...
atheism, conspiracy theories, resurrection, resurrection of jesus
Living with Naturalism
Hi Dr. Craig, I hope you and your family are well. As an atheist, I am not particularly familiar with Christianity but have watched many of your speeches and debates out of interest and curiosity. So far, I think you have made an intellectually compelling cas...
absurdity of life without god, arguments for the existence of god, atheism, meaning of life, naturalism, purpose
Can Christians Be Theistic Anti-Realists?
Dear Dr. Craig, Recently I read some books on the philosophy of science, especially the debate between scientific realism and anti-realism. The topic is fascinating to me, knowing that scientists can work together despite their differing stance on the debate....
anti-realism, atheism, explanation, fine tuning argument, god, philosophy of science
Resurrection vs. Assumption of Jesus
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a great admirer of your work and, frankly, cannot think of anyone who has dug deeper into the question of Jesus’ resurrection. Although I do not currently believe in Jesus’ resurrection, I think I am open to good arguments wh...
atheism, big bang cosmology, cosmic inflation, cosmology, legal issues, origin of the universe
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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