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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

Secular Humanism Once More

Hello Dr Craig I have two (related) questions for you. Question 1: Suppose I, as a Humanist (which I am) - or, indeed, as a Christian (which I am not) - were to make the following claim: "I believe that human beings, objectively, have intrinsic value", would ...

humanism, moral relativism, moral values, objective moral values and duties, secular humanism

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

How to Explain Why You’re Studying Philosophy

Hi Dr. Craig, Thank you so much for your work and ministry over the years. This fall I have started working towards an M.A. in Philosophy. As I begin studying philosophy academically for the first time, I have already received questions from friends and famil...

alvin plantinga, apologetics, epistemology, existence of god, life vision, mind-brain relationship

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

Moral Knowledge and God’s Existence

Hi Dr. Craig, First off, I just want to thank you for the life-changing work you've done, which has been decisive in my intellectual development. While I find your strictly ontological argument from morality persuasive (regarding the existence of objectiv...

alvin plantinga, dr. erik wielenberg, evolutionary argument against naturalism, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology

Ultimate Evil?

Dear Dr.Craig I first want to start off by saying that I thank God for you and your ministry. You have no idea the blessing that your resources have been to my faith. I pray that reasonable faith continues to have a positive impact on the body of Christ and t...

evil, gratuitous evil, moral argument, moral values, objective moral values and duties, problem of evil

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Bestiality Among Adam and Eve’s Immediate Descendants

Dr. Craig, I recently finished In Quest of the Historical Adam and found the argument for locating Adam and Eve within Homo heidelbergensis both fascinating and persuasive. However, I still have one unresolved question regarding the interbreeding issue. In Cha...

adam and eve, image of god, moral evil, objective moral values and duties, soul, speculation

A Moral but Unbelieving Son

Dr. Craig, I have listened to your podcast since you started it years ago. Thank you. My question comes from reading Faith and Doubt by John Ortberg (Zondervan, 2008). In the chapter Why Bother he writes, "If God does not exist, we lose a life devoted to seek...

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M. Huemer’s Criticism of Divine Command Theory

Please respond to Michael Huemer's criticism of your divine command theory. (https://fakenous.substack.com/p/groundless-morals) Graham

divine command theory, ethics, maximal greatness, moral duties, moral obligations, objective moral values and duties

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

Papa Bear on the Trinity

Hi Dr. Craig, I have a Trinity question inspired by your Children's book "God is Three Persons". In the book, nearing the end you have the following. BEGIN QUOTE. "But then what if they all disagreed with each other?" said John. Papa laughed. "Don't...

“what is god like”, character and nature of god, children, moral disagreement, objective moral values and duties, swinburne, richard