Questions on God's Existence and Attributes

Reasonable Faith Podcast

William Lane Craig

Religion & Spirituality, Philosophy, Society & Culture, Christianity

4.7 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 18 October 2021

⏱️ 23 minutes

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

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0:00.0	Welcome to Reasonable Faith with Dr. William Lane Craig, the podcast of reasonablefaith.org.
0:09.7	I'm Kevin Harris, dealing with the attributes of God and want to remind you that if you would
0:16.1	like to start a reasonable faith chapter in your area, you can do it.
0:21.5	And great discussions, guest speakers, debates, and so many other things are happening
0:27.3	at these chapters.
0:28.7	So go to reasonablefaith.org and find out more about reasonable faith chapters, as well
0:35.2	as how you can partner with this in this ministry.
0:38.2	Just go to reasonablefaith.org, Dr. Craig and I had a chance to sit down recently and
0:43.1	discuss some of the questions that we've been getting.
0:45.4	Here's another question.
0:46.4	Dr. Craig, I have a philosophy of religion class this semester with a professor who is
0:50.1	Head of the Student Atheist Organization Club on campus.
0:53.7	He writes off all of your arguments for the existence of God because he says they do not
0:58.4	even identify half of what he calls the big five attributes of God.
1:03.1	Well, the big five are one that got as singular, that got as personal.
1:08.0	He's all knowing, all powerful, and all good.
1:12.2	He says, I know that if he were to come to discover the type of cause discovered by arguments
1:17.4	such as the calombed, theological, and moral argument, he would indeed be all inspired
1:22.2	as I am.
1:23.5	And still he seems to have a point.
1:24.8	Are there any good arguments that warrant a belief in an omni God?
1:30.7	I think that the assumption that this professor is making that is quite mistaken is that in
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