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What Must I Do to be Saved?
Hello Dr. Craig, Until the past few months I had abandoned my inherited faith in Christianity in favor of atheism. This was primarily due to a lack of serious engagement with Christianity. Recently though I slowly became overwhelmed by a feeling that the athe...
belief, calvinism, cardinal doctrines, christian theism, faith, gospel
Bridging the Gap from Theism to Christian Belief
Hello Dr. Craig I have a question about the epistemology of Christian belief. To me Christianity seems the most coherent and plausible worldview available, but it also has an air of unreality about it. The arguments for basic theism I find compelling but gett...
delusion, doubt, epistemology, faith, objective truth, rationality
How to Find Christ
Hi Dr. Craig. I'll try and make this brief. In my own search for truth, I find that the evidence for God and Christianity that you (and other apologists) present seems very cogent, well-structured, and intelligent. After many months of watching your debat...
christian faith, christian living, faith, forgiveness, jesus christ, salvation
Loving Christ
Dear Dr. Craig, I know you hear this from a lot of people, but you have had a tremendous impact on my life. Thank you for the work you have done on the rational defense of the Christian Faith and for the many resources you have produced. You've turned me ...
discipleship, faith, personal development, personal experience
Is Blind Faith Better Than Belief Based on Evidence?
In April 2016, Dr. William Lane Craig was invited to Grace Presbyterian Church in Peoria, IL to speak at their annual missions conference. In this short excerpt, Dr. Craig answers a question concerning Jesus’ words to "Doubting Thomas" in regard to belie...
Finding a Confident Christian Faith
You make a distinction, which I accept, between “knowing” and “showing” that something is true. But the thing is that I don’t know that the Resurrection is true, therefore, assuming it is, I need to be shown this. The problem is that, from the standp...
christian living, faith, fine tuning argument, pascal's wager, resurrection
Millenial Scepticism and Despair
Dear Dr. Craig, I am writing to you not as one academic to another, like most of the posters on Reasonable Faith, but as a concerned parent and Christ-follower seeking ways to reach disillusioned and disheartened millennials; my young adult son, in particular...
doubt, epistemology, faith, parenting, religious belief, skepticism
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Why Would God Create People He Knew Would Go to Hell?
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a man in my twenties living in Korea, and although I have not yet come to faith, I believe that Christianity is true and that the God of Christianity truly exists. I also have a clear understanding of the gospel as Christianity presents i...
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
Can an Agnostic Be a Christian?
Dear Dr. Craig, can an agnostic also be a Christian? For context, I was born in a devout Christian family that slowly fell into disarray because of various spiritual and emotional abuses. In the fallout, all of us lost our faith. Years later, as I grew older ...
agnosticism, epistemology, faith, rationality, theological rationalism
Why Wasn’t Saul of Tarsus Convinced?
Why didn't Saul of Tarsus find the evidence for the Resurrection convincing? He had access to all of it for three years. He did not convert until he had a "heavenly vision". Doesn't that prove that even if one has all the evidence, it is not suff...
belief, evidence, faith, historical, paul the apostle, postmortem appearances
Two Reactions to my Interview with Alex O’Connor
Question 1 Dear Dr Craig, Your recent interview with Alex O'Connor on Richard Dawkins and the slaughter of the Canaanites has created a lot of discussion in the blogsphere. I was amazed to find an apparently serious intellectual like Dawkins to use your...
apologetics, canaanites, divine command theory, ethics, faith, o’conner, alex