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William Lane Craig is an American philosopher, theologian, New Testament historian, and Christian apologist. He is an author and lecturer on issues related to the philosophy of religion, the historical Jesus, the coherence of the Christian world view, and natural theology. He is married with children, lives in Atlanta, Georgia, and is currently a Research Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University in La Mirada, California. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA Licen...read more
How a french atheist became a christian theologian How does god speak through the bible? what is the atonement? Darkness and light in brazil Important international influences Response to pigliucci’s article on “gods and morality” Peter van inwagen and uncreated beings Dealing with doubt and imposing false patterns Dominion theology and public policy Can god learn anything? New resources from reasonable faith Are apologetics sparking revival? Do theists really believe in god? Why think whatever begins to exist has a cause? Confessions of a former atheist The problem with christian apologetics Critique of holy spirit epistemology Do animals suffer in the same way humans do Is the watchmaker argument still valid? Relationship with god and divine simplicity The end of the universe A manual for creating atheists Whatever happened to intelligent design? False claims in the popular press Is mormonism in decline? The nordic debates and tour Do christians have a persecution complex? Transhumanism and the meaning of life Is atheism winning? The new philosophy of cosmology Molinism and infallibility A question from india on god’s personhood Subtracting infinite coins and necessity of the universe What’s going on at reasonable faith? Some questions about design God explodes the wall street journal Exploring meaning and nothingness The death of victor stenger The concept of god in islam and christianity When is it rational to believe in miracles? How do physics and philosophy work together? Problem of evil The platonic challenge to divine aseity
