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Intellectual Insecurity
Dear Dr. Craig, With the 20th anniversary of Reasonable Faith, I just want to express my thanks for you as a great admirer of your work. You are one of the first Christians I’ve encountered to defend our shared faith with such intellectual rigour. Befor...
arguments for the existence of god, christian evidences, christian scholarship, intellectual competence
So You Think the Ontological Argument Is Irrelevant?
Dr. Craig, I would like to start by stating how incredibly thankful I am for you and your work in natural theology. It was through watching your several debates with atheists, during a particularly difficult time in my life, that I came to believe wholehearte...
arguments for the existence of god, maximal greatness, natural theology, onotological argument, perfect being theology, possible world
Proving “God”
Good morning Dr. Craig. I hope your day has been going well. Dr. Craig... What would you answer to an objection like this in a debate: DR. CRAIG: [First speech] ATHEIST OPPONENT: Yes, your cumulative case works but your God sti...
arguments for the existence of god, concept of god, logical fallacy, maximal greatness, perfect being theology, question-begging
Why Depress People?
Dear Dr Craig I'm not a Christian myself, but find Christian theology to be interesting and your defence particularly interesting. I've heard you mention on numerous occasions that you believe a life without God is absurd, meaningless, pointless etc....
absurdity of life without god, arguments for the existence of god, atheism, divine-human relationship
A New Modal Argument from Contingency
Hello Dr. Craig! Recently, Alexander Pruss and Joshua Rasmussen have developed a fascinating, cutting-edge argument called the Modal Argument from Beginnings, or MAB. It seeks to reach the same conclusion of the classic argument from contingency you defend usi...
arguments for the existence of god, causation, leibnizian cosmological argument, modal argument from beginnings, ontological argument
Arguments and Compassion
Dear Dr. Craig: For nearly 20 years ago I have ruminated on a personal experience I had with you and your wonderful wife, Jan, in San Francisco. In an act of kindness, you agreed to have dinner with me during a theology conference you were attending. I...
arguments for the existence of god, atheism, epistemology, evidentialism, properly basic beliefs, salvation
ChatGPT Strikes Out Big Time!
I need some answers for these fallacies that God is the first cause. I just ran your argument through ChatGPT to check for the logical fallacies you've committed and you've actually committed 6 of them. Here's the list. The argument that a god is...
arguments for the existence of god, irrational objections, kalam cosmological argument, logic, logical fallacy, objections
Mereological Nihilism to the Rescue?
Hello Dr. Craig. I had a question about your first interaction with Alex O’Connor where you discussed mereological nihilism. I believe you were saying that things like chairs and buildings begin to exist because at some point in the past they did not exi...
arguments for the existence of god, kalam cosmological argument, mereological nihilism, o'connor, alex
A Moral Argument from a Continental Thinker
Dr. Craig, I'm studying Kant and Friedrich Heinrich Jacobi, but the idea that our moral and empirical knowledge rests ultimately on unprovable assumptions, or intuitions, has long fascinated me. Despite being trained in the continental tradition, I've...
arguments for the existence of god, moral epistemology, objective moral values and duties, properly basic beliefs
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
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Intellectual Insecurity
Dear Dr. Craig, With the 20th anniversary of Reasonable Faith, I just want to express my thanks for you as a great admirer of your work. You are one of the first Christians I’ve encountered to defend our shared faith with such intellectual rigour. Befor...
arguments for the existence of god, christian evidences, christian scholarship, intellectual competence
So You Think the Ontological Argument Is Irrelevant?
Dr. Craig, I would like to start by stating how incredibly thankful I am for you and your work in natural theology. It was through watching your several debates with atheists, during a particularly difficult time in my life, that I came to believe wholehearte...
arguments for the existence of god, maximal greatness, natural theology, onotological argument, perfect being theology, possible world
Proving “God”
Good morning Dr. Craig. I hope your day has been going well. Dr. Craig... What would you answer to an objection like this in a debate: DR. CRAIG: [First speech] ATHEIST OPPONENT: Yes, your cumulative case works but your God sti...
arguments for the existence of god, concept of god, logical fallacy, maximal greatness, perfect being theology, question-begging
Why Depress People?
Dear Dr Craig I'm not a Christian myself, but find Christian theology to be interesting and your defence particularly interesting. I've heard you mention on numerous occasions that you believe a life without God is absurd, meaningless, pointless etc....
absurdity of life without god, arguments for the existence of god, atheism, divine-human relationship
A New Modal Argument from Contingency
Hello Dr. Craig! Recently, Alexander Pruss and Joshua Rasmussen have developed a fascinating, cutting-edge argument called the Modal Argument from Beginnings, or MAB. It seeks to reach the same conclusion of the classic argument from contingency you defend usi...
arguments for the existence of god, causation, leibnizian cosmological argument, modal argument from beginnings, ontological argument