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Dr. Craig Responds to YouTube Mentions
Indefeasibility and Openness to Evidence
Dear Dr. Craig, I am a huge fan of yours. Though in Ghana, a predominantly religious country with not much secular and humanist presence, your work has strengthened my faith and sharpened me in my encounters with unbelievers mostly online. And as secularism is...
defeasibility of christian belief, philosophical historical method, scientific or theological, properly basic beliefs, reformed epistemology, christian belief, evidence,
Does God Love Evil-Doers?
I may be contacting the wrong email. I read and know that Dr. William Lane Craig is not able to answer our questions, and I do not blame him. I know he is a busy man. But I truly wish if my question can reach him. I am 15 years old. But I have been drawn to p...
divine love, islam, moral perfection, perfect being theology, muslim concept of god, love,
Christianity Today Article and God's Personhood
Dear Dr. Craig, I just read your article in Christianity Today about the arguments for the existence of God, but one question above all stands out to me as unanswered: why must there be a PERSONAL God, and what do you mean by 'personal'...
abstract objects, moral values, moral duties, arguments for the existence of god, divine personhood, objective moral values and duties,
YouTube Apologists React!
Excursus on Natural Theology (Part 6): The Argument from Contingency Part 2
argument from contingency, leibnizian cosmological argument, cosmological argument,
The Concept of God in Islam and Christianity
The "New Atheism"
new atheism, richard dawkins, christopher hitchens, sam harris,
Questions on Theistic Evolution, The Logos, and Future Sins
The Origin and Creation of the Universe: A Response to Adolf Grünbaum
1. Introduction When a man who is arguably the greatest living philosopher of space and time asserts that the question of creation in physical cosmology is a "pseudo-problem" (Grünbaum [1990]), then the philosopher who is interested in natural theology h...