Hey, good to see you. Welcome to Reasonable Faith of Dr. William Lane Craig. I'm Kevin

Harris and I want you to stay close because in the coming days, we've got Dr. Craig's

response to a video that really goes after not only Dr. Craig, but goes after the Kalam

Cosmological Argument. And the video uses some real heavy hitters in the world of philosophy

and cosmology and science to go after Dr. Craig and go after him is just the best way

that I can describe it. Some of you may have seen this video. We're going to begin a series

responding to that video very soon. And we think it's necessary to do a series on it because

of the quality of people who are interviewed on this video. So stay close for that. This

was produced in the UK, by the way. And speaking of the UK, today, we've got a special

Reasonable Faith podcast. Dr. Craig was recently interviewed in the UK and you're going to hear

from Justin Briley and others as can him some good questions. Let's get into that now.

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we always appreciate that. Thanks. William Lane Craig, this might be really hard to

whittle down, but has there been any highlights over your career? I mean, you have debated

people all over the world. You've done lots of different things. If you could whittle

it down, what have some of those highlights been? Well, I think the debate that was really

the highlight of my debating ministry was the debate held at the University of Cambridge,

at the Cambridge Union, which is the oldest debating society in the world. So a tremendous

privilege to be debating there. I was partnered with Peter Williams and our opponents were Andrew

Copson and Arif Ahmed. And the proposition under debate was whether or not belief in God

is a delusion. This was in the heyday of Richard Dawkins. And so that topic was very hot

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