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Reasonable Faith
Book • 2008
William Lane Craig's "Reasonable Faith" is a comprehensive defense of Christian theism that addresses many of the challenges posed by contemporary philosophy and science.
Craig's approach combines rigorous philosophical argumentation with a deep engagement with scientific findings.
He offers a compelling case for the existence of God and the truth of Christianity.
"Reasonable Faith" has had a significant impact on contemporary apologetics.
Craig's work is known for its clarity, its intellectual honesty, and its commitment to engaging with the most pressing questions of our time.
The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the relationship between faith and reason.
Craig's approach combines rigorous philosophical argumentation with a deep engagement with scientific findings.
He offers a compelling case for the existence of God and the truth of Christianity.
"Reasonable Faith" has had a significant impact on contemporary apologetics.
Craig's work is known for its clarity, its intellectual honesty, and its commitment to engaging with the most pressing questions of our time.
The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the relationship between faith and reason.
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Mentioned by Aaron Davis, whose life trajectory changed after reading it.
Reasonable Faith and Faithful Disagreement
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William Lane Craig as a book where he lays out multiple lines of evidence in favor of the five facts related to the resurrection of Jesus.
William Lane Craig as a book where he lays out multiple lines of evidence in favor of the five facts related to the resurrection of Jesus.
The Facts Surrounding Jesus' Resurrection
Recommended by Karlo Broussard as a resource for understanding the historical case for Jesus Christ.
#11992 Why Don’t You Think Catholicism Makes Sense? - Karlo Broussard
Mentioned by Dr. Carlo Broussard as a resource for understanding the claims about Jesus.
#11991 Why Don’t You Think Catholicism Makes Sense? - Karlo Broussard
