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Intransigence about Objective Moral Values
Hello, The last few weeks I have been working my way through On Guard (and was, needless to say, thrilled by it, just as I was by Reasonable Faith). I just had a long conversation with a fellow student of our local university. He knows that I am a Christian,...
argumentation, moral argument for gods existence, moral epistemology, moral values
Anti-Platonism and Moral Realism
Dr. Craig, Congrats on finishing the first draft of twelve years of work on abstract objects and aseity. Your Facebook announcement reads, "I now find anti-realism to be a more plausible position." Can you be an anti-realist about some things and a realist ...
anti-realism, moral duties, moral realism, moral values, objective moral duties, objective moral values
Can Moral Values Be based in God?
On this site you say: "On most Divine Command theories God possesses His moral qualities essentially (indeed, that's just what it means to say they're part of His nature!). So there is no possible world in which God is not kind, impartial, gracious, lo...
divine command theory, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, moral perfection, moral values
How can People Be So Morally Obtuse?
Hello Dr. Craig! I'm a follower of your work and a fan of yours. I study your books just about everyday so I can learn and prepare myself as a Christian for the rest of the world waiting to maul me where I stand! I have question for you today regarding the...
anthropology, ethics, moral argument for gods existence, moral disagreement, moral duties, moral epistemology
Abusing Philosophy
Dear Dr. Craig, I am currently studying for 2 University degrees (Philosophy and Biology) in Sydney, Australia. As I am sure your aware from your recent tour of Australia my country tends to lean toward a secular approach more so than your home country. While...
certainty, mereological nihilism, moral duties, moral relativism, moral values, objective moral values and duties
The Moral Argument for God
Dr. Craig, I am an agnostic atheist (I don't know for sure, but I don't believe in God [or gods]). I received your 'Christmas gift for atheists' as printed by FoxNews, which led me to learn more about you and your views. I'll admit that my...
arguments for gods existence, moral argument, moral duties, moral epistemology, moral ontology, moral values
Is God a Consequentialist?
Dear Dr Craig, Thank you for considering my question and responding to it (hopefully!). My question concerns what appears to be a contradiction in your position on moral epistemology. I'm acutely aware that this is not an area you prefer to focus on but t...
consequentialism, deontology, divine command theory, divine commands, moral argument, moral duties
Once More: The Slaughter of the Canaanites
Dear Dr. Craig, First allow me to add my voice to the chorus of praise for your work and ministry. In my own case, I had recently been drifting in a decidedly liberal direction, willing to merely accept skeptical criticisms of the bible and Christian theology...
canaanites, divine command theory, ethics, historical reliability of scripture, moral duties, moral values
Does Creation Imply Moral Improvement?
Hello, Dr. Craig. I am an agnostic, former Christian and militant atheist who's been in an unceasing existential crisis for a long time. I read as much as I am able and evaluate the arguments for and against Christianity and the existence of God as much as...
creation, divine creation, goodness, infinity, moral duties, moral values
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Does God Have a Finite Number of Preferences?
Dr. Craig, I appreciate how you are willing to face the biggest challenges to the Christian faith. You have inspired me to explore philosophy. Even though your work is impressive, I must say, I am still not convinced of the existence of God. In fact, I believ...
free will, logic, moral perfection, moral values, perfect being theology
The Problem of Evil and the Slaughter of the Canaanites
Dr. Craig, In your Q&A #883 regarding Divine Command Theory and the slaughter of the Canaanites, you note that critics have failed to show that God's good and loving nature is incompatible with the command to drive the Canaanite nations out of their l...
canaanites, death, evil, emotional problem of, moral values, old testament ethics, suffering
Evil Worlds and the Ontological Argument
Hi Doctor Craig, I am a great admirer of yours. And I really hope this question receives a response from you... It is one of my dreams to be able to receive your insights directly one day. I am a Christian high-schooler in Canada, your works have helped me tr...
arguments for the existence of god, circular reasoning, maximal greatness, moral values, ontological argument, perfect being theology
Inconsistency concerning Moral Platonism
Dear Dr Craig, In you debate with Wielenberg, you mention that one of the problems of Wielenberg's view is "that he is postulating causal connections between physical objects and abstract objects, where none seems to exist." (P. 64) However, in your writ...
abstract objects, moral relativism, moral values, naturalism, objective moral values and duties, platonism
Is It All Right to Be Gay?
Dear Dr Craig There’s so much to cover in this message but I’ll keep it as brief as I can. Basically I have been a devoted, ‘born again’ Christian my entire life who honestly couldn’t have been more committed to God. Studying Chr...
christian living, cultural christianity, homosexuality, moral obligations, moral values