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Do Calvinists and Arminians worship the same God?
We’re going to address Calvinists and Arminians in a moment. But first let’s begin with the catalyst for the discussion […]
arminianism, Calvinism, Christianity, Islam, philosophy of language, pluralism, religious dialogue, William Lane CraigDoes William Lane Craig care about the truth of Christianity?
Editor’s Note: Since this article was posted, Jeff Lowder sent me the following note via email: “I never thought that […]
apologetics, atheism, debate, Jeff Lowder, theism, truth, William Lane CraigReal Atheology considers whether a meaningful life requires God
Like many listeners I was disheartened a few months ago when “Reasonable Doubts” decided to call it quits on their […]
apologetics, atheism, existentialism, God, Justin Schieber, meaning of life, Real Atheology, theism, William Lane CraigApologetics and the Problem of the William Lane Craig Clones
There can be no doubt that William Lane Craig is an outstanding apologist. He is, first of all, an academic […]
apologetics, William Lane Craig54. William Lane Craig on Apologetics and Debates
As one of the most influential and prolific philosophers of religion today, and indisputably the world’s leading Christian apologist, William […]
apologetics, God, interview, Tentative Apologist Podcast, William Lane CraigIs naturalism in crisis? A review of “Naturalism: A Critical Analysis”
William Lane Craig and J.P. Moreland, eds. Naturalism: A Critical Analysis. London: Routledge, 2000. Most of the greatest theologians have not […]
apologetics, atheism, J.P. Moreland, materialism, naturalism, physicalism, review, theism, William Lane CraigWhy did William Lane Craig violate the first rule of hosting?
The first rule of hosting is simple: if you have a sidekick then treat him well because he just wants […]
Kevin Harris, Reasonable Faith, William Lane CraigCould God again command the killing of infants and children for a greater good? A critique of William Lane Craig
This is my eleventh installment of my ongoing critique of William Lane Craig’s podcast “Richard Dawkins and Driving Out the […]
canaanite genocide, ethics, natural law, Old Testament, William Lane CraigWilliam Lane Craig on genocide as a sign of purity
This is the tenth installment of my ongoing critique of William Lane Craig’s defense of the Canaanite genocide. For part […]
apologetics, Bible, Canaanite, ethics, genocide, Old Testament, problem of evil, William Lane Craig