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Is the Resurrection Hypothesis Improbable?
Dr. Craig - I followed your recent debate with Lawrence Krauss, and as usual the debate was very one-sided in favor of the arguments you presented. I reading a review and comments on the debate at http://apologetics315.blogspot.com/2011/03/william-lane-craig-...
existence of god, explanation, lawrence krauss, resurrection of jesus
Two Questions on the Ontological Argument
Hello Mr. Craig! My name is Jakob and I'm a great fan of yours from Sweden. I'm a 22 year old philosophy student who really have been encouraged by your work. I even started an apologetics blog for swedish teenagers this autumn to spread many of the ar...
alvin plantinga, existence of god, ontological argument, philosophy of religion
Objections to the Moral Argument
Hello Dr. Craig, I attended your debate with Dr. Williamson at the University of Saskatchewan last night, and I was surprised to hear you use the example of child rape being universally viewed as wrong as evidence of objective morality coming from God. This i...
ethics, existence of god, moral argument, moral duties, moral values, objective moral values and duties
Is Unbelief Culpable?
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a brazilian Christian. Your work for the kingdom has been a tremendous help to me in my spiritual life. I believe God exists, but I am troubled with a question. Christians are supposed to think that God will punish atheists for choosing...
Definition of atheism
In my discussions with atheists, they are using the term that they "lack belief in God". They claim that this is different from not believing in God or from saying that God does not exist. I'm not sure how to respond to this. It seems to me that its ...
Are There Objective Truths about God?
William Lane Craig speaks before the annual conference of the European Leadership Forum in Sopron, Hungary, in which Dr. Craig considers three modern and post-modern challenges to the objectivity of truths about God: Verificationism, Mystical Anti-Realism, and...
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Is “Existence”, when Predicated of God, Univocal?
Professor William Lane Craig, I’m writing because I increasingly think that arguing for “the existence of God” (including via cosmological routes) is, in many cases, an uninteresting project for a deeper reason: the question is often a pseud...
arguments against the existence of god, concept of god, divine aseity, existence of god, nature of existence, necessary v. contingent existence
An Agnostic Reaches Out
Hi, Dr. Craig. I hope you’re doing well! I’m an agnostic who is searching for the truth of whether or not God exists and Christianity is true. I started praying to God a while back, in case He will listen to me; even though I’m unsure of His ...
agnosticism, coincidence, existence of god, prayer, properly basic beliefs, warranted christian belief
Why Does a Just God permit Me to Experience Good?
Good day, Dr. Craig. In my never-ending quest for the truth about God (if he exists), and in the numerous discussions I have had concerning his nature, the most puzzling and yet most oft-repeated concern people seem to have with the existence of such a divine...
character and nature of god, divine justice, evil, problem of, existence of god
Creation and Change
Dear William lane , Craig I am very moved by the Cosmological argument however I have found a rebuttal to it by Philosopher Schopenhauer 1. The relata of the causal relation are changes. 2. Every change is an alteration. 3. Every alteration presupposes a ...
aquinas, thomas, causation, cosmological argument, cosmology, creation ex nihilo, existence of god
“Cosmic Skeptic” Interview
I very much enjoyed watching your discussion with Alex of CosmicSkeptic. All the disagreements were cordial, respectful, and impersonal. However, I do have several questions (actually a lot but I'll only ask the important ones). You said, "If you do take...
causal determinism, causation, creation ex nihilo, existence of god, kalam cosmological argument, material causation