The Hardest Questions on the Cosmological Argument

Dr. William Lane Craig, a prominent philosopher renowned for his insights on the Kalam Cosmological Argument, delves into some of the toughest challenges facing this foundational concept. He discusses causation, arguing that the universe must have a cause and presenting implications for time and existence. The conversation includes critiques of cyclical universe models and the grim reaper paradox, ultimately reinforcing the necessity of a first uncaused cause. Craig explores the characteristics of this cosmic creator, touching on its relationship with humanity.