In the Arena: The Debates and Lectures of William Lane Craig

Dr. Craig speaks to a conference in the UK on the evidence for God and having a reasonable faith.

Dr. Craig discusses Catholic and Protestant issues with Trent Horn.

Dr. Craig joings Dr. Peter Enns to discuss differing views on the historicity of Adam and Eve.

The discussion presents a provocative view of Hell as not a place of torment but as eternal separation from God. It dives into objective morality, linking it to the existence of God and life’s meaning. The dialogue explores sin and suffering, advocating for Christ's sacrifice while revealing Christianity's role in modern science. It emphasizes the importance of contextual scripture interpretation and free will in moral choices, suggesting our decisions shape our eternal destiny.

Dr. Craig discusses the writing of his multi-volume Systematic Philosophical Theology.

Dr. Craig responds to agnostic scholar Bart Ehrman on the New Testament evidence for the resurrection oF Jesus.

Dr. Craig is interviewed on the failure of the New Atheism, cultural trends, and how to determine one's calling in life.

An interview with William Lane Craig on a variety of theological topics.

William Lane Craig responds to YouTube critics of the New Testament and other matters of the Christian Faith.

Stephen Meyer, a Senior Fellow at the Discovery Institute and an advocate for intelligent design, joins William Lane Craig to dissect the Cosmological Argument for God. They delve into the Kalam Cosmological Argument’s philosophical underpinnings and respond to contemporary objections. The discussion highlights the intersection of scientific findings and philosophical inquiries about the universe's origins. Meyer also explores the resilience of Big Bang cosmology, the reconciliations of creation timelines with scientific evidence, and the implications for monotheistic faiths.