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Evolutionary Creationism and the Image of God in Mankind

Dear Dr. Craig, First off let me congratulate you on your amazing defense of Christianity as you travel about the world, debate, and lecture. I am a major fan, to say the least. However I have a question that has been put on my mind lately, concerning your vi...

anthropology, creation, evolution, image of god, neo-darwinian, theistic evolution

An Evolutionary Argument against (Christian) Theism

Hello Dr. Craig, You think that evolution is not a threat against christianity or theism in general. However, I think an argument can be made against theism or at least christian theism from evolution. 1. If God created life (biological life), he would have...

arguments against the existence of god, evil, evolution, problem of evil, suffering, theism

Personal Questions

Good Day Dr. Craig and RF Staff! This is my set of questions from the RF attendees at the Fayetteville Arkansas Chapter so I hope you have the chance to answer these, (this time the questions I was asked to relay were more of a personal nature but if you and/...

discipleship, evolution, methological naturalism, personal development

Why Is Evolution So Widely Believed?

Dear Dr. Craig, I love your work and your tireless efforts to spread the message of Christ in a intelligent, articulate manner! You have personally brought me to faith in Christ and delivered me, through your various articles and debates, from an atheistic-in...

evolution, francisco ayala, methological naturalism, mythology

Who Speaks for Science?

Dear Bill: I hope you’re doing well. A couple of people forwarded me (in distress) your response on “Evolutionary Theory and Theism” at Reasonable Faith. As you no doubt know, your answer is similar to the one that Al Plantinga gives in hi...

darwinian evolution, evolution, science, scientific authority, scientific theory, teleology

Evolutionary Theory and Theism

Dear Dr.Craig I want to start off by thanking you for what you’ve done for Christianity and for Jesus both in your written work and all through out your career. However I do still have a two Questions regarding the nature of evolution and God’s r...

evolution, intelligent design, philosophy of science, theism, theistic evolution

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Guiding a Son through Evolutionary Biology

Hi Dr. Craig, your honest and and faithful work has ministered to me for over 12 years now, starting with your debates versus 2 of the Big 4 of New Atheism (that now debunked religion ). My question centers on my son. I have listened just a little to your wor...

evolution

Biological Evolution in an Infinite Multiverse

How would you respond to an evolutionist who says that the universe could be possibly infinite in size and therefore evolution wouldn't be a miracle since it could appear anywhere? Michael

abiogenesis, causation, evolution, methodological naturalism, naturalism

Random Mutations and Epigenetics

With question #671 Do “Random” Mutations Occur by “Chance”? you say, We come to see that evolutionary theory does not assert that themutations which lie at the root of evolutionary development and, hence, evolution itself occur purpos...

epigenetics, evolution, evolution, theistic, random mutation

I’m a Soul Man

Dr Craig, I have found your work on the historical Adam to be very interesting and I appreciate that you have taken the time to consider the topic. I have come to wonder however, if we as Christians have become too fixated on fitting Adam into a biological tim...

evolution, mind-brain relationship, neanderthal, personhood, rationality, soul

Plantinga’s EAAN Once More

Dr. Craig, I need help with Alvin Plantinga's evolutionary argument against naturalism. Since I discovered it, I fell in love with the argument; the idea that "it is irrational to believe in naturalism, whether it is true or not" left me shocked. However,...

arguments for the existence of god, epistemology, evolution, evolutionary argument against naturalism, naturalism, postmodernism