
This podcast features the debates and lectures of Dr. William Lane Craig.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Dr. Craig examines the Christian doctrine of Justification and responds to N.T. Wright's view.
Dr Craig lectures on why a good God would allow suffering, pain, and evil.
A panel of scholars responds to Dr. Craig's book In Quest For the Historical Adam.
Dr. Craig offers a critique of N.T. Wright's view of the nature of justification in Christian salvation.
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What a great podcast! I get to Listen to all of the best arguments against Christianity; And the best arguments for Christianity.
Dr Craig’s appeal to 1 Corinthians 15:3-11 to prove a historical Jesus seems quite impotent after reading ‘On the Historicity of Jesus’ by Dr. Carrier. The Greek word for resurrection is not used in the earliest “received creed” by St. Paul. So…no resurrection required.
Maybe it’s time to open our minds to the possibility that we are in a cult in the same way we ... more
William Lane Craig’s ability to defend the faith is amazing, and to have all this here for free is quite the treat.
Several of these debates are also available to view on YouTube, but I have found it incredibly beneficial to also listen to them here. Dr. Craig’s insights and arguments will help any believer build their own case when asked to explain the hope that is within them.
Several of these debates are also available to view on YouTube, but I have found it incredibly beneficial to also listen to them here. Dr. Craig’s insights and arguments will help any believer build their own case when asked to explain the hope that is within them.
Craig is the most articulate and compelling Christian apologist of our century. Listen to the fantastic debate on the resurrection with Hector Avalos for a perfect illustration of Craig’s motivation to participate in these debates: he’s not in to compete with his opponent, but to win souls to the Christian faith. Magistral.
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The podcast presents a range of debates and lectures focusing on philosophical and theological themes, particularly in the context of Christianity. The discussions often engage with complex topics such as the existence of evil, the nature of God, moral philosophy, and spiritual beliefs, enabling listeners to explore various apologetic arguments. The format typically includes in-depth analyses and reflections on key religious texts, while highlighting contemporary debates on belief and atheism. With an emphasis on reasoned discourse, the material aims to provide insights for both proponents and critics of the Christian faith, making it a valuable resource for those interested in theology, philosophy, and apologetics.
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2. Jordan Wessling
3. Dale Tuggy
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