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

Dr. Craig speaks on what may be the most important argument against the existence of God.

Dr. Craig discusses the Kalam Cosmological Argument with a poplar TV star who is also an effective philosopher.

In September of 2022, Dr. Craig participated in a philosophy conference in Poland on “Christian Philosophy and Its Challenges.” Here he lectures on the topic of divine goodness. 

Dr. Craig speaks to Columbia University on the historical evidence for Jesus of Nazareth.

Dr. Craig speaks to Saddleback Church on origins and the relationship between Faith and Science.

Dr Craig outlines the evidence for the truth of Christianity for a congregation in Australia.

Dr. William Lane Craig debates an attorney on Christianity and Secular Humanism.

Dr Craig discusses the existence of God and the historicity of Adam.

Dr. Craig outlines a view of God's sovereignty and human responsibility.

Dr. Craig is interviewed in the UK on the life and philosophy of C. S. Lewis.

Dr. Craig highlights his famous five reasons to think God exists.

Dr William Lane Craig examines whether cosmology is a religion for atheists in a lecture delivered at Highfield Church, Southampton, in the UK.

Dr. Craig delivers the Cadbury Lectures at the University of Birmingham on God’s self existence.

Richard Dawkins refused to debate Dr. Craig, so Dr. Craig addresses an empty chair!

Dr. Craig dialogues with Jeff Hester, the editor emeritus of Astronomy magazine, at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts.

Dr. William Lane Craig presents a Molinist perspective on God's providence to a congregation in San Francisco.

William Lane Craig spoke at the C. S. Lewis Memorial Conference and Service at Oriel College of Oxford University.

Dr. Craig addresses students in Imperial College in London on evidence for God's existence.

Dr. Craig and atheist philosopher Graham Oppy discuss a unique argument for God's existence from mathematics.

Highlights from Dr. Craig's debates with atheist philosophers.