Craig Debates

So if you haven't picked up on this yet, I'm a pretty big fan of William Lane Craig. I've been reading Reasonable Faith over the Christmas break and I have enjoyed it thoroughly thus far. FYI, Craig has some debates with some prominent atheists (Richard Carrier, Quentin Smith, Christopher Hitchens) coming up. The Philosophy Foosball Club might need to take a field trip.

William Lane Craig vs Christopher DiCarlo: Does God Matter?
University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Canada
January 26, 2009

William Lane Craig vs TBA: Does God Exist?
Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada
January 27, 2009

William Lane Craig vs Quentin Smith: Does God Exist?
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
January 28, 2009

William Lane Craig vs TBA: Does God Exist?
York University, Toronto, Canada
January 29, 2009

William Lane Craig vs Shabir Ally: Did Jesus Rise From The Dead?
McGill University, Montreal, Canada
February 11, 2009

William Lane Craig vs Wes Morriston: Does God Exist?(Focus on Kalam Cosmo. Argument)
Westminster College, Salt Lake City, USA
March 16, 2009

William Lane Craig vs Richard Carrier: Are Moral Facts Evidence of God?
Northwest Missouri State University,Maryville, USA
March 18, 2009

William Lane Craig vs Christopher Hitchens: Does God Exist?
Biola University, La Mirada, USA
April 4, 2009

1 comments:

Jordan said...

I'd have to agree with you, Craig is certainly a very important figure in Christian apologetics and philosophy today. He writes very clearly and takes nothing for granted, very careful reasoning and a desire to represent his opponents' views fairly. (Although I must admit that some of his more technical writings are a little over my head.) Too bad none of those debates are close to Winnipeg!

I found a very interesing story he wrote on his website about how God was working in his life as he went through academia and earning two doctorate degrees. If you're interested in reading the story, here's the link:

http://www.reasonablefaith.org/site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=6727

January 11, 2009 at 3:45 PM

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