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Bestiality Among Adam and Eve’s Immediate Descendants
Dr. Craig, I recently finished In Quest of the Historical Adam and found the argument for locating Adam and Eve within Homo heidelbergensis both fascinating and persuasive. However, I still have one unresolved question regarding the interbreeding issue. In Cha...
adam and eve, image of god, moral evil, objective moral values and duties, soul, speculation
A Moral but Unbelieving Son
Dr. Craig, I have listened to your podcast since you started it years ago. Thank you. My question comes from reading Faith and Doubt by John Ortberg (Zondervan, 2008). In the chapter Why Bother he writes, "If God does not exist, we lose a life devoted to seek...
belief in god, morality, natural law, naturalism, objective moral values and duties
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
The Moral Argument—One More Time!
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a former Christian in large part because apologetics (from my perspective) has failed to provide adequate explanations to the objections commonly raised against theism, and especially Christianity in particular. For this submission, I wo...
atheism, experience as source of knowledge, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties
Papa Bear on the Trinity
Hi Dr. Craig, I have a Trinity question inspired by your Children's book "God is Three Persons". In the book, nearing the end you have the following. BEGIN QUOTE. "But then what if they all disagreed with each other?" said John. Papa laughed. "Don't...
“what is god like”, character and nature of god, children, moral disagreement, objective moral values and duties, swinburne, richard
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
Why Must God Be the Greatest Conceivable Being?
Hello, Dr Craig! I am a huge fan of your work. You have done far more for our faith than many ever will. I just had the pleasure of meeting you and seeing you speak in Plano. This got me reading more of your work then I did before. My question is this: Why do ...
maximal greatness, moral argument, moral perfection, objective moral values and duties, ontological argument, perfect being theology
The Pursuit of Happiness
Hello Dr. Craig, My question is: how pragmatic one should be when following biblical teachings? I want to exemplify this doubt by showing two examples that have made me question a lot of things about my faith, which I consider to be extremely important in my...
experience as source of knowledge, happiness, holiness, homosexuality, morality, objective moral values and duties
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
Confusion about the Moral Argument
Hi Dr. Craig! I hope you're doing well. I wanted to clear a confusion regarding the moral argument raised by some atheists. As you've mentioned at several occasions about the premise "objective moral values and duties do exist", that deep down we all k...
abstract objects, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties, platonism
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Bestiality Among Adam and Eve’s Immediate Descendants
Dr. Craig, I recently finished In Quest of the Historical Adam and found the argument for locating Adam and Eve within Homo heidelbergensis both fascinating and persuasive. However, I still have one unresolved question regarding the interbreeding issue. In Cha...
adam and eve, image of god, moral evil, objective moral values and duties, soul, speculation
A Moral but Unbelieving Son
Dr. Craig, I have listened to your podcast since you started it years ago. Thank you. My question comes from reading Faith and Doubt by John Ortberg (Zondervan, 2008). In the chapter Why Bother he writes, "If God does not exist, we lose a life devoted to seek...
belief in god, morality, natural law, naturalism, objective moral values and duties
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
The Moral Argument—One More Time!
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a former Christian in large part because apologetics (from my perspective) has failed to provide adequate explanations to the objections commonly raised against theism, and especially Christianity in particular. For this submission, I wo...
atheism, experience as source of knowledge, moral argument, moral epistemology, moral ontology, objective moral values and duties
Papa Bear on the Trinity
Hi Dr. Craig, I have a Trinity question inspired by your Children's book "God is Three Persons". In the book, nearing the end you have the following. BEGIN QUOTE. "But then what if they all disagreed with each other?" said John. Papa laughed. "Don't...
“what is god like”, character and nature of god, children, moral disagreement, objective moral values and duties, swinburne, richard