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Reasonable Faith Podcast
Questions on the Unevangelized, Atheism, and God's Favorite Color
Sep 4, 2023
In this podcast, Dr. Craig explores the fate of those who never hear of Jesus, the application of deductive reasoning and probabilities, the existence of God using Bayes' theorem, God's preferences and the literal interpretation of Adam's creation, and the authenticity of religious experiences.
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- People who have never heard of Jesus can still be saved through their faith in a creator without conscious knowledge of Christ.
- The probability of the conclusion in deductive arguments like the Kalam cosmological argument is not simply the multiplication of the probabilities of the premises, but can be higher if the combination of premises increases the probability of the conclusion.
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Eternal Destiny of a Man in a Remote Jungle
A man living his entire life in a remote jungle, disconnected from the world, acknowledges patterns, coherence, and harmony in the world, leading him to believe in a creator. Christian doctrine suggests that he can be saved through his faith in the creator without conscious knowledge of Christ, similar to how individuals in the Old Testament were responsive to the light of revelation without knowing Christ.
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