In The Arena: The Debates And Lectures Of William Lane Craig

Dr. William Lane Craig discusses life and meaning if God does not exist.

Dr. Craig is interviewed on the Judaism Demystified podcast on rational arguments for God's existence, the Big Bang, evolution, and the Bible.

Dr. Craig shares the evidence that the universe began to exist, and then tells the story of a physicist who came back to God because of this research.

After presenting a case for God's incorporeality, Dr. Craig considers common objections presented against it.

William Lane Craig explores God's incorporeality as part of a course on God's attributes.

Dr. Craig presents lines of evidence for the existence of God at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California.

William Lane Craig joins a panel discussion on various views of the Trinity.

Dr. Craig is interviewed on his faith journey and distinguished career.

Dr. Craig lectures on God's 'self existence', platonism, and related topics at the University of Birmingham in the UK.

Dr. Craig outlines his position on the historical Adam and Eve at the Evangelical Theological Society.

Dr. William Lane Craig is interviewed on a range of topics including Body/Mind Dualism.

William Lane Craig dialogues with a Buddhist professor at the University of Hong Kong on the relationship between science and religion.

Dr. Craig addresses a group at the famous Livermore Labs on evidence for God's existence.

Dr. Craig discusses the historical evidence for Jesus at Columbia University.

Dr. Craig discusses belief in God with philosopher Dr. Michael Ruse.

Lecturing at Florida State, Dr. Craig gives seven reasons God exists and three reasons why it makes a difference.

Dr. Craig reveals his debating history and tactics to debate coach Nate Sala.

Dr. Craig is joined by Dr. David Baggett to discuss Moral Arguments for God's existence.

Dr. Craig discusses the Kalam Cosmological Argument with a Catholic apologist who finds it problematic.

Dr Craig lectures on the challenges that Platonism poses on aspects of Theism.