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M. Huemer’s Criticism of Divine Command Theory
Please respond to Michael Huemer's criticism of your divine command theory. (https://fakenous.substack.com/p/groundless-morals) Graham
divine command theory, ethics, maximal greatness, moral duties, moral obligations, objective moral values and duties
Two Reactions to my Interview with Alex O’Connor
Question 1 Dear Dr Craig, Your recent interview with Alex O'Connor on Richard Dawkins and the slaughter of the Canaanites has created a lot of discussion in the blogsphere. I was amazed to find an apparently serious intellectual like Dawkins to use your...
apologetics, canaanites, divine command theory, ethics, faith, o’conner, alex
How Should Christians Deal with Gray Areas in Modern Ethics?
In March 2017 Dr. Craig traveled the island of Ireland on a speaking tour that included various debates, lectures, and meetings. In this Q&A following his lecture on the topic "Is Christianity Credible", Dr. Craig answers a question concerning the age of t...
Animal Consciousness Once More
Dear Dr. Craig, Thank you for everything you do, in the philosophical and apologetic area for us. I'm writing to you because recently I was debating with a friend of mine about consciousness, and the implications of such concept in our life. I argued that...
Theistic Ethics and Mind-Dependence
Dear Dr. Craig, I'm an atheist living in Sweden (there are plenty of us here, as you know!) with an interest in philosophy and ethics, and while I probably disagree with you on a lot of things I very much enjoy your writing and debates. Everyone knows the...
divine command theory, ethics, is-ought problem, mind, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties
Moral Duty without the Ten Commandments
Dear Dr. Craig, My question is on objective morality. I lead a Christian life group of 11th and 12th graders, where I often use apologetics to show them that belief in God, specifically Christianity, is not only the true religion, but also the best explanatio...
ethics, moral epistemology, moral ontology, old testament ethics, ten commandments
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
Problems with the Old Testament
Dear Professor Craig, It's an honor to write to you and I thank you for your Christian apologetics website that's been very stimulating for me to read the past few years. I am an agnostic (leaning heavily towards general theism) with some family ties...
biblical interpretation, ethics, mere christianity, old testament, old testament ethics
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
Reservations about Returning to Christian Belief
Hi Dr. Craig. I would like to thank you for all your hard work and dedication and wanted to let you know that your work has certainly nudged me into investigating more deeply a faith I had once held, took for granted and am now trying to rediscover. My biggest...
christian belief, doubt, ethics, old testament ethics, religious experience, religious pluralism
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M. Huemer’s Criticism of Divine Command Theory
Please respond to Michael Huemer's criticism of your divine command theory. (https://fakenous.substack.com/p/groundless-morals) Graham
divine command theory, ethics, maximal greatness, moral duties, moral obligations, objective moral values and duties
Two Reactions to my Interview with Alex O’Connor
Question 1 Dear Dr Craig, Your recent interview with Alex O'Connor on Richard Dawkins and the slaughter of the Canaanites has created a lot of discussion in the blogsphere. I was amazed to find an apparently serious intellectual like Dawkins to use your...
apologetics, canaanites, divine command theory, ethics, faith, o’conner, alex
How Should Christians Deal with Gray Areas in Modern Ethics?
In March 2017 Dr. Craig traveled the island of Ireland on a speaking tour that included various debates, lectures, and meetings. In this Q&A following his lecture on the topic "Is Christianity Credible", Dr. Craig answers a question concerning the age of t...
Animal Consciousness Once More
Dear Dr. Craig, Thank you for everything you do, in the philosophical and apologetic area for us. I'm writing to you because recently I was debating with a friend of mine about consciousness, and the implications of such concept in our life. I argued that...
Theistic Ethics and Mind-Dependence
Dear Dr. Craig, I'm an atheist living in Sweden (there are plenty of us here, as you know!) with an interest in philosophy and ethics, and while I probably disagree with you on a lot of things I very much enjoy your writing and debates. Everyone knows the...
divine command theory, ethics, is-ought problem, mind, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties