In The Arena: The Debates And Lectures Of William Lane Craig

Dr. Craig joins actor and philosopher Scott Clifton for a lively discussion on the Kalam Cosmological Argument.

William Lane Craig joins Joshua Swamidass in discussion on this fascinating topic.

Dr. Craig is interviewed concerning a view of divine sovereignty and human freedom known as Molinism.

Dr. Craig dialogues with atheist professor Kevin Scharp at Ohio State University.

Dr. Craig responds to various insightful, in-depth, and technical questions on the nature of Christ.

William Lane Craig sets out historical and Biblical evidence that leads to the conclusion that Jesus Christ rose from the dead.

Dr. Craig is interviewed on the most challenging questions facing the Kalam Cosmological Argument for the existence of God.

Dr. Craig dialogues with non-theist Dr. Kevin Scharp on the evidence for God. The event took place at Ohio State University.

Dr. Craig discusses the genre of the opening chapters of Genesis.

Dr. Craig is interviewed on his view of the historical Adam and Eve.

William Lane Craig is interviewed on a variety of topics concerning philosophy and Christian theology.

William Lane Craig is interviewed before and audience at Southern Evangelical Seminary.

Dr. William Lane Craig speaks on the work of Stephen Hawking and how it relates to God.

Dr. William Lane Craig speaks to an audience in Australia on reasons and evidence for the Christian Faith.

Dr. Craig is interviewed by a group of podcasters on the philosophy of time and it's relationships to God.

William Lane Craig joins James Tour and John Lennox to answer questions on the integration of philosophy, theology, and science, as well as commentary on current culture.

Dr. William Lane Craig discusses life and meaning if God does not exist.

Dr. Craig is interviewed on the Judaism Demystified podcast on rational arguments for God's existence, the Big Bang, evolution, and the Bible.

Dr. Craig shares the evidence that the universe began to exist, and then tells the story of a physicist who came back to God because of this research.

After presenting a case for God's incorporeality, Dr. Craig considers common objections presented against it.