I know baby go low, I know baby go low, it's time baby to show, how low can there you go?

The name of the game is a limbo, a limbo right under the pole, the name of the game is a limbo,

and see how low you can go.

Congratulations Bill, you've blown up the internet, and you've gotten everyone stirred up.

This issue comes up every few years, and I've noticed from Facebook comments and other social media

that some of our newer listeners to reasonable faith aren't familiar with your views on things like

reformed epistemology, the witness of the Holy Spirit, evidentialism, a lot to it.

In a recent podcast, you answered a question from Kyle who was having doubts about his faith as a Christian.

He said in essence that the commitment to Christianity was so all-encompassing that he should perhaps

demand a visit from an angel or Mary, or Jesus himself, in order to make such a commitment,

and your response to him has produced multiple response videos, especially from atheists.

Bill, what we should probably do is just go back in case our listeners have not heard that question.

Let me give the question again, and then you also read your answer, we've got the transcript of it.

So Kyle says, hello Dr. Craig, I've endured your ministry, it's helped strengthen my faith over the years,

but I have recently been having troubling thoughts in my mind.

My trouble is that one of the things about Christianity is that it requires a lot of work to follow.

In order to follow Christ, you have to orient your entire life around him.

Christianity is not just a set of propositions that one holds, but it's a faith practice, a way of life.

With that in mind, wouldn't the smart thing to do to require very high epistemic standards before one decides they will dedicate their life to Christ?

If you're going to live for Christ, then wouldn't it be smart to actually meet Jesus Christ in person, or even talk to you as a mother Mary, or an angel?

I know you often mention the witness of the Holy Spirit as a way that one can have direct access to God,

but I have done meditative prayer and meditation for years, up on years, and nothing has come up in terms of God speaking to me directly,

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