Dr. non Christian responses to your New York Times interview.

Let's look at some Christian responses.

This from Todd Freel and Phil Johnson.

Todd does Wretched Radio, Wretched TV, the podcast as well.

Phil Johnson with John MacArthur's organization.

Todd is a talented radio dude.

I wish I had half his skills.

I wish I was as tall as he is too, but in this particular podcast they

take you to task on your answers in the New York Times. Let's look at a few clips.

Phil Johnson responding to Nicholas Christoph's questions to William Lane Craig.

I've got enough names floating around you. I'm glad you don't have a middle name.

This would make it very difficult. He was asked, was Jesus really born to a virgin? I will share with you, I'm not trying to take him out of context, but I'm just grabbing the things that I thought were kind of eyebrow raising. Question, are you actually confident that Jesus was born to a virgin?

William Lane Craig says, I'm reasonably confident.

Wow, yeah, that's disturbing.

That's just disturbing. Why? Well, because we have a more sure word of

prophecy. Peter's saying it's more sure than his personal experience. When he was on the

mount of transfiguration the most spectacular

thing he ever saw with his own eyes the glory of Christ unveiled and he describes

that event and then he says but we have a more sure word of prophecy something better than a sign and he's

says but we have a more sure word of prophecy.

And he's talking about the scriptures. So if the scriptures say it, I'm more sure of that than I am any any other facts I know.'s here's where I think that comes from I've seen

Christian philosophers I'm always a little bit leery of getting those two words

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