William Lane Craig & Lawrence Krauss review their Australia debates - Unbelievable?
Christian philosopher William Lane Craig and atheist physicist Lawrence Krauss recently met in Australia for 3 public dialogues on the existence of God. They join Justin Brierley to reflect on the value of the events and the way it was carried out. ...
June 23, 2014
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June 23, 2014
William Lane Craig & Lawrence Krauss review their Australia debates - Unbelievable?
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William Lane Craig & Lawrence Krauss review their Australia debates - Unbelievable?
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Christian philosopher William Lane Craig and atheist physicist Lawrence Krauss recently met in Australia for 3 public dialogues on the existence of God.
They join Justin Brierley to reflect on the value of the events and the way it was carried out. We hear highlights of their discussion on whether God commanded genocide in the Old Testament and if there is good evidence for the resurrection of Christ.
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