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Reasonable Faith Podcast

Reasonable Faith Podcast

Von: William Lane Craig
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Reasonable Faith features the work of philosopher and theologian Dr. William Lane Craig, discussing the most important issues concerning the truth of the Christian faith today. Reasonable Faith aims to to provide an articulate, intelligent voice for biblical Christianity in the public arena, to challenge unbelievers with the truth of biblical Christianity, and to train Christians to state and defend Christian truth claims with greater effectiveness. Visit https://www.reasonablefaith.org for all of our debates, animated short films, interviews and lectures, articles, and more.Copyright 2026 Reasonable Faith Podcast Christentum Philosophie Sozialwissenschaften Spiritualität
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  • Did Jesus Rise? Can Genesis Be Figurative?

    Did Jesus Rise? Can Genesis Be Figurative?
    Jul 20 2026

    Can Christians interpret Genesis figuratively without compromising biblical authority? Dr. Craig answers questions about the historical evidence for Jesus' resurrection, the literary genre of Genesis 1–11, and how Scripture, science, and philosophy work together in the pursuit of truth.
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    15 Min.
  • Non-Belief and Disbelief (QoW #995)

    Non-Belief and Disbelief (QoW #995)
    Jul 23 2026

    A listener from Canada asks Dr. Craig to sort out three often-conflated terms: nonbelief, disbelief, and belief regarding God's existence. Dr. Craig explains the three doxastic attitudes one can hold toward any proposition, and argues that "disbelief" isn't mere absence of belief but a positive truth claim requiring justification—meaning atheists who disbelieve in God can't escape the burden of proof by hiding behind "I just lack a belief."
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    4 Min.
  • Unconscious Minds (QoW #996)

    Unconscious Minds (QoW #996)
    Jul 23 2026

    A listener argues that 200 mg of propofol extinguishes the mind and not just consciousness. He believes this to be empirical evidence that undercuts belief in surviving death. Dr. Craig rejects the premise that mind equals consciousness, invokes Eccles' pianist analogy to explain why an impaired brain produces impaired mental function without the mind ceasing to exist, and points to dualist-interactionist arguments—alongside Scripture—for why the mind can outlast the brain it's currently tied to.
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    5 Min.
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