Tag Archives: William Lane Craig

Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics

Book Review Readers of this blog may be familiar with Dr. William Lane Craig’s work; we’ve discussed him more than once. A prolific author, Craig is Research Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology and a frequent debater on the truth of Christianity. His recent revision of Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics (Third …

August 25, 2008 – 3:19 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Evidences | Tagged , , | Comments (3)

Religion Dispatches: “Rumors of God’s Death are Greatly Exaggerated”

Nathan Schneider emailed me today, informing me of his response to William Lane Craig’s recent cover article in Christianity Today. I mentioned that article briefly here on July 4, which was a day for family and not for blogging. Nathan’s article, Rumors of God’s Death are Greatly Exaggerated, provides a timely opportunity to say more. …

July 17, 2008 – 8:24 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Evidences | Tagged , | Comments (17)

Craig-Cooke Debate

A few weeks ago at Auckland University, New Zealand, William Lane Craig debated Bill Cooke on “Is Belief In God a Delusion?” I hope you’ll view the debate. I have just a few points from it to highlight. Dr. Craig had the opening statement and offered reasons to believe there is a God. Dr. Cooke’s …

July 11, 2008 – 12:56 pm | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Evidences | Tagged , | Comments (13)

“God Is Not Dead Yet.”

This deserves more comment, but now on the 4th is not the time: William Lane Craig’s cover article on the resurgence of apologetics and Christian scholarship, in Christianity Today. Don’t miss it.

July 4, 2008 – 7:24 am | By Tom Gilson | Posted in Evidences | Tagged , | Comments (2)