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Reasonable Faith Podcast

William Lane Craig
Christianity
God
Jordan Peterson
Atheism
Piers Morgan
Unitarianism
New Testament
Ayaan Hirsi Ali
Reasonable Faith
Self-Reflection
Conscience
Jesus Christ
Philosophy
Philosophy Of Religion
Conscience Argument
Morality
Retirement
The Trinity
Cosmology
Trinity

Reasonable Faith is a conversational program dealing with the most important apologetic questions of our day.

PublishesTwice weeklyEpisodes300Founded19 years ago
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Religion & SpiritualityPhilosophySociety & CultureChristianity

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Recent Guests

Joe Schmitt
Doctoral student in philosophy at Princeton
Princeton University
Episode: Is This a Good Argument for Atheism?
Dr. Emily Quereshi-Hurst
A notable thinker in the philosophy of time and theism
Episode: Does God Know What Time It Is? Part Two
Emily Qureshi-Hurst
A teaching associate in the Divinity Department at Cambridge, and author of Decoding the Cosmos, God, Physics, and the Search for a Deeper Explanation.
Cambridge University
Episode: Does God Know What Time It Is? Part One
Alex O'Connor
Interviewer engaging Dr. Qureshi-Hurst in discussions on science and theology.
Episode: Does God Know What Time It Is? Part One
Peter Singer
A renowned philosopher known for his work on ethics and morality
Princeton University
Episode: Controversial Philosopher Makes a Moral Change
Dale Allison
Author and theologian, known for his work on the resurrection of Jesus.
Episode: Dale Allison on the Resurrection Part One
David Paulman
Theologian and philosopher, critiques Allison's work.
Episode: Dale Allison on the Resurrection Part One
Josh Swamidass
A theologian and geneticist specializing in human origins.
Episode: Academic Paper Gets Shredded Part Two
Gavin Ortlund
Baptist pastor and scholar known for his emphasis on the Eucharist
Episode: The Eucharist Part One

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William Lane Craig
Dr. William Lane Craig is a renowned philosopher and theologian, known for his work in philosophy of religion and apologetics.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 2.4k ratings
  • Dr Craig is so helpful

    Thanks Dr Craig

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ph908
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Too smart for his own good

    Been a huge fan of WLC for many years however he’s now a liberal academic / intellectual who over analyzes everything. It’s disappointing to hear him today talk about Genesis being a myth. WLC believes one must be a scholar to understand the Bible and ignore the plain meaning. We apparently cannot interpret the Bible with the help of him and other elite theologians.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Corey Lambrecht
    United Statesa year ago
  • Love this podcast.

    Dr Craig simplifies complex ideas so the then can be understood by anyone who has ears to listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Guybone1
    United Statesa year ago
  • Good Apologetics, unfortunate politics

    Longtime listener here. While I have a deep appreciation for Dr Craig and his work, I have noticed politics slowly creeping their way into the podcast. I view this as unfortunate but a sign of the times in America, I continue to listen, but with much less gusto as of late.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    GumpIsrael
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great work

    Thoughtful and meaningful

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    hdheune
    United Statesa year ago

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Dr. Craig's ability to simplify complex ideas for a broad audience is highly valued.
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Listeners appreciate the thoughtful dialogue and depth of content on philosophical and theological issues.

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Question of the Week #970: Starting a Family and Graduate Studies
Q: How did you maintain a life of constant learning and writing papers while raising children?
I found that making a pledge not to study during evenings or weekends helped me become extremely productive during work hours.
Question of the Week #970: Starting a Family and Graduate Studies
Q: What advice would you give regarding personal spiritual life alongside developing children's spiritual life?
It's crucial for the husband to take leadership in spiritual matters, ensuring that children have a strong understanding of Christianity and praying together as a family.
Question of the Week #970: Starting a Family and Graduate Studies
Q: In your experience, how did you balance raising children and pursuing higher education?
Balancing raising children and pursuing higher education requires good time management and a commitment to prioritize your academic duties during work hours without sacrificing family time.
Questions on the Trinity, Kalam, and Time
Q: What problem arises for an actual infinite if past events do not exist in reality?
Craig argues that even if past events do not currently exist, the logical implications of an actual infinite number of past events still hold, leading to absurdities.
Questions on the Trinity, Kalam, and Time
Q: Would the philosophical arguments for the finitude of the past predict that science will never discover an eternal universe?
Craig answers that the finitude of the past is verifiable, but not falsifiable. He posits that a steady state universe could be created by God with the appearance of eternity.

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Content focuses on significant apologetic questions surrounding faith, morality, and the existence of God, often through philosophical and theological lenses. Discussions commonly explore topics like the problem of evil, the intersection of science and religion, arguments for and against atheism, and the nature of divine attributes such as omniscience. This conversational format aims to engage both believers and skeptics, offering insights into complex issues of faith and reason, fostering open dialogue, and encouraging listeners to reflect on their own beliefs. Episodes often feature expert guests, enriching the content with diverse perspectives, making it a unique resource for anyone interested in deepening their understanding of these pr... more

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