Reasonable Faith Podcast

Questions include why God is worthy of worship and what it means to evangelize.

Dr. Craig answers this allegation as well as a question about ancient Israeli cosmology.

Dr. Craig responds to two scientists on The Quest for the Historical Adam.

Topics include monotheism, the Ontological Argument, and whether God is merely a projection of human desires.

Is Keith Parsons embracing a kinder, gentler atheism?

Dr. Craig discusses early reaction to his new book In Quest of the Historical Adam.

Dr. Craig discusses the significance of the recent Texas ruling on abortion.

Late-breaking news from Reasonable Faith including the release of Dr. Craig's newest book, a new animated video, Dr. Craig's top-ten ranking as a philosopher, and the death of Bishop John Shelby Spong.

The definition of 'nothing' is one of the most frequent questions Dr. Craig receives.

Dr. Craig Evaluates Jordan Peterson's Recent Expressions on God and Christianity.

Dr. Craig elaborates on research that shows how "disruptions" lead skeptics to consider the claims of Christ.

A variety of questions answered including the inner experience of God, sexuality, actual infinities, and Alvin Plantinga's view on Transworld Depravity.

Dr. Craig converses with Emmy-winning actor Scott Clifton and also discusses criticism of his work on Genesis.

Dr. Craig considers two recent Supreme Court verdicts to be very positive in the fight to protect religious liberty.

Some think debating atheists is a waste of time. Dr. Craig disagrees!

Recent Experiments on Human-monkey Embryonic Hybrids Are a Cause for Concern.

Dr. Craig discusses the theological implications of life on other planets.

Dr. Craig relates some new insights on the topics he's writing about in his Systematic Philosophical Theology project.

Are God's justice and mercy mutually exclusive? Dr. Craig also addresses Inclusivism, and the salvation of those with mental illnesses.

The unusual concepts of infinity come up often! Dr. Craig also answers issues with the historical Adam and Eve, and Theistic Personalism.