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Can God Ground Necessary Moral Truths?
Dear Dr. Craig, There have been a lot questions recently asked about grounding the existence of morality in God, and I have one as well. The Christian philosopher Richard Swinburne rejects the Moral Argument for God because, he thinks, moral truths are necess...
explanation, metaphysical necessity, moral duties, moral epistemology, moral ontology, moral values
The Plausibility of Grounding Moral Values in God
Dear Dr. Craig, Thank you so much for your faithfulness, zeal, and integrity in serving the Lord. I'm one of the Reasonable Faith Chapter Directors, and I recently have been discussing the ontological ground of morality with the President of my university...
divine command theory, euthyphro dilemma, g.e. moore, moral duties, moral ontology, moral values
Can We Be Good Without God?
Transcript INTRODUCTION: Dr. William Lane Craig is a renowned philosopher and academic author. He is currently a Research Professor of Philosophy at Talbot University in California. He has debated with many well known atheists such as Peter Atkins, Sam Harris...
moral obligations, moral values, objective moral values and duties
Justification of the Moral Argument’s Second Premiss
Dear Dr. Craig, I have recently been working through your book, "On Guard," and had a question concerning the Moral Argument (which I have also heard you use in several of your debates). I have seen it most commonly setup as: 1. If God does not exist, objec...
atheism, moral argument for gods existence, moral duties, moral epistemology, moral ontology, moral values
Keeping Moral Epistemology and Moral Ontology Distinct
Dr. Craig, I have been debating several atheists regarding the existence of objective moral values being grounded in God. I have been doing quite well avoiding the red herring of moral epistemology and have managed to keep the debate to moral ontology. Now I ...
metaethics, moral argument, moral duties, moral epistemology, moral obligations, moral ontology
Moral Values and Abstract Objects
Dear Dr Craig Many thanks for all the work you do for God's kingdom. It has been a tremendous help to my own faith. In connection with the moral argument for God's existence I am struggling with platonism. In your writings you seem at best to leave ...
abstract objects, moral argument, moral duties, moral values, objective moral values and duties, platonism
Are Morals the Result of Social Conditioning?
Are morals the result of social conditioning? Listen to Dr. William Lane Craig provide a compelling answer. Watch this exciting episode and grab a copy of Dr. Craig's new book "On Guard" to learn more about this and other arguments on how to defend your f...
Lawrence Krauss’ Response and Perspective
Hey Dr. Craig. Dr. Krauss has written a post-mortem of his debate with you last week. In it he raises a number of objections to your method and your arguments. I was wondering if you could respond to it. Here is the note: Lawrence Krauss vs. William Lane Cra...
arguments for the existence of god, christology, lawrence krauss, moral duties, moral values, objective moral values and duties
Sam Harris on Objective Moral Values and Duties
Dear William, I have a few questions in the context of your recent debate with Sam Harris. 1. In relation to the contention that objective moral values can be grounded on God, I have the impression that the two of you were talking past each other. You defend...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, moral argument, moral duties, moral values, sam harris
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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...
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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...
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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