Today's interview is with Christian philosopher and theologian
William Lane Craig. He talks about
Reasonable Faith Chapters, his newest book
On Guard: Defending Your Faith with Reason and Precision, how he got started in apologetics, upcoming debates, early influences (
E.J. Carnell,
Stuart Hackett), academic advice and insights, essential areas of study, communication skills, debate, long term goals, and more.
Full
Interview MP3 Audio here.
(30 minutes)
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Enjoy.
4 comments :
Nice interview and excellent questions! I've often wished someone would ask him about developing good communication skills, since his are so good.
Wow I didn't know WLC was going to be debating Victor Stenger on March 1st. Does anyone know if it is going to be streaming live or anything?
Plindy101
Well, these guys are sponsoring it: http://oregonstate.edu/groups/socratic/
And they appear to archive video of some of their debates.
It's interesting that the OSU club has titled the debate "Two Philosophers Debate the Existence of God." Even though Victor Stenger is an adjunct professor of philosophy in Colorado, he does not have any earned degree in philosophy (not even undergrad).
It would make more sense to say "A Philosopher and A Physicist Debate the Existence of God."
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