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

In 1998, Dr William Lane Craig debated Professor Keith M. Parsons at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, TX. The topic of the debate was "Why I Am/Am Not a Christian." After the debate there was a lengthy exchange between the debaters lead by the moderator. The debate concluded with a question and answer period allowing both Dr Craig and Professor Parsons the opportunity to respond.

William Lane Craig vs Bart Ehrman: Is There Historical Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus

William Lane Craig was a guest with Michael Payton on The Michael Coren Show in 2009 where they discussed the topic: Does God Exist?

William Lane Craig vs Sean Carroll: God and Cosmology

William Lane Craig vs Bill Cooke: Is God a Delusion?

William Lane Craig vs Arif Ahmed: Is Belief in God More Reasonable than Disbelief?

A.C. Grayling, a renowned philosopher and writer, engages in a riveting discussion with William Lane Craig about the nature of the Problem of Evil and the existence of God. They tackle the philosophical complexities of suffering and its implications for belief in a benevolent deity. Grayling argues how free will interacts with divine omnipotence, while Craig proposes that human suffering may serve a greater purpose. Their debate navigates the thorny intersection of faith, morality, and rationality, challenging listeners to reconsider their views on good and evil.

William Lane Craig, a renowned Christian apologist and professor, engages in a gripping debate with Christopher Hitchens, a sharp-witted Vanity Fair columnist and vocal atheist. The conversation dives into cosmological and teleological arguments for God's existence while challenging the notion of objective morality without a deity. They explore the resurrection of Jesus as a pivotal evidence for faith, the compatibility of evolution with theism, and the quest for meaning in a secular world. Their exchange forces listeners to reflect on deep philosophical questions surrounding belief and existence.