books by William Lane Craig

books by William Lane Craig

books:

William Lane Craig

InterVarsity Press, 2001

Excellent Introduction to the Foreknowledge debate
Most of the reviews on this page miss the boat entirely. Rather than actually reviewing or recommending DF the reviewers are merely venting their anger because their particular view is challenged. Pay them no mind. DF is an excellent book. Buy it and read all the ...

The Only Wise God: The Compatibility of Divine Foreknowledge & Human Freedom

William Lane Craig

Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2000

A great primer on middle knowledge
William Lane Craig is one of Christianity's brightest philosopher and apologist. In The Only Wise God, Craig tackles the confounding and apprarent contradiction between freedom and God's foreknowledge. So, if God always knew that I was going to read The Only Wise ...

Reasonable Faith: Christian Truth and Apologetics

William Lane Craig

Crossway Books, 2008

A must read
This book is fantastic! It is aimed at those with a little more philosophical maturity, but someone who is very driven to learn hard-hitting apologetics for the Christian faith should be able to understand and internalize this book. Very broadly, Craig goes through ...

Five Views on Apologetics

Zondervan, 2000

We're To Contend For The Faith (Jude 3) -- Here Are 5 Ways How
Apologetics is an extremely important and yet overlooked aspect of Christianity. We are ready to give an answer to every man for the hope that is in us (1 Pet. 3:15), and to contend earnestly for the faith (Jude 3). But how do we do this? Leave it to human beings to ...

God?: A Debate between a Christian and an Atheist (Point/Counterpoint Series (Oxford, England).)

William Lane Craig, Walter Sinnott-Armstrong

Oxford University Press, USA, 2004

Sizzling Debate, But You'll Need Your Thinking Cap!
William Lane Craig is one of my favorite Christian apologists. But he has his hands full in this debate over the existence of God. Walter Sinnott-Armstrong vigorously challenges Craig's five arguments for the existence of God, and he also gives three of his own ...

Hard Questions, Real Answers

William Lane Craig

Crossway Books, 2003

One of the Best Apologetics Books Ever!
I have always respected the brain power of William Lane Craig. He is quite simply one of the most brilliant Christian men alive today. For this reason, I was afraid to read this book because I thought that his thinking would be so superior to my own that I would never ...

Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview

J. P. Moreland, William Lane Craig

InterVarsity Press, 2003

Very very good
Just finished this book a couple of days ago. It is really an absolutely amazing read. Here are my comments: 1 - As others have said, it's not particularly easy to read; however, I don't think anyone should be intimidated by it. It's well done and clearly ...

To Everyone an Answer: A Case for the Christian Worldview: Essays in Honor of Norman L. Geisler

InterVarsity Press, 2004

Big names, good essays
I was very pleased by the content of this book. Big name apologist each write an essay on their specialization. Moreland tackles naturalism, Dembski discusses the design argument, Witherington talks about Christology, Habermas argues for the resurrection, Beckwith ...

Jesus' Resurrection: Fact or Figment?: A Debate Between William Lane Craig and Gerd Ludemann

InterVarsity Press, 2000

Ludemann is Anti Intellectual
This book contrasts opposing worldviews through the investigation of whether or not Jesus rose from the dead. Dr. Craig represents a worldview that embraces theism while Dr. Ludemann embraces a naturalistic world view. The substance of the debate gives insight into ...

Time and Eternity: Exploring God's Relationship to Time

William Lane Craig

Crossway Books, 2001

Excellent Philosophical Analysis of God's Relation to Time
Bill Craig does an excellent job comparing the various views proffered by philosophers regarding the question of the nature of time. He explains the A and B theories of time well. As an A theorist, he considers the 'tensed' nature of time as the most 'common sense.' ...

Creation out of Nothing: A Biblical, Philosophical, and Scientific Exploration

Paul Copan, William Lane Craig

Baker Academic, 2004

Creation ex nihilo
I read this book last week and found it very edifying. William lane Craig and Paul Copen have done a great job on this issue. Readers must remember that the book goes through the Bibical, philosophical and scientific evidence (which is noted in the title) for Creation ...

Assessing the New Testament Evidence for the Historicity of the Resurrection of Jesus (Studies in the Bible ...

William Lane Craig

Edwin Mellen Pr, 1989

A Scholarly Argument for the Ressurection for Jesus Christ
This book is not for laymen (which I am). In fact, it assumes you can read Greek. Craig enters into discussion in New Testament Criticism, with full awareness of the work of top scholars, to evaluate the evidence for the ressurection of Christ. His arguments are ...

Does God Exist: The Craig-Flew Debate

Ashgate Publishing, 2003

Best debate on God's existence I have read
William Lane Craig, a Christian apologist, debated Antony Flew, a former* atheist philosopher, on the 50th anniversary of the famous Russell-Copelston debate. This book is the product of that. Craig's arguments are standard and predictable from anyone familiar with ...

The Two Tasks of the Christian Scholar: Redeeming the Soul, Redeeming the Mind

William Lane Craig, Paul M. Gould

Crossway Books, 2007

A call to arms
In September 1980 Charles Malik gave a powerful talk on the need for evangelicals to reclaim the mind, and to reclaim the universities. It was published that year in a brief book called The Two Tasks. A century after his birth, a number of Christian scholars, including ...

The Kalam Cosmological Argument

William Lane Craig

Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2000

One of the most discussed books in philosophy of religion
William Lane Craig's 1979 book THE KALAM COSMOLOGICAL ARGUMENT is one of the most discussed books in philosophy journals since the emergence of realist theism in the 1970s (more precisely, with Plantinga's 1967 book GOD AND OTHER MINDS). Counting articles, one arrives ...