Does morality provide evidence for God's existence? Dr. David Baggett, a leading contemporary defender of the moral argument, joins Dr. William Lane Craig to discuss their new co-authored book, Reasonable Moral Faith, exploring how objective moral values and duties point toward God. Together they clarify common misconceptions about the argument, explain why subjective moral experience doesn't undermine objective moral truth, and present their unified case for God based on the reality of morality.

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At the 2025 Evangelical Philosophical Society conference, a panel of scholars evaluated Dr. William Lane Craig's Systematic Philosophical Theology, Volume One, and this video captures Dr. Craig's response along with audience questions. The discussion provides insight into how leading Christian philosophers engage with Craig's systematic approach to theology from a philosophical perspective. This thoughtful exchange offers viewers a deeper understanding of contemporary evangelical philosophical theology and its key issues.

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A panel of scholars gathered at the 2025 Evangelical Philosophical Society conference to evaluate William Lane Craig's groundbreaking Systematic Philosophical Theology, Volume One. Their assessments provide critical insights into this comprehensive theological work from respected voices in evangelical academia. This scholarly discussion offers valuable perspective for those interested in understanding contemporary Christian philosophical theology.

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In this episode of Defenders LIVE, William Lane Craig continues examining the biblical doctrine of the Last Things by investigating whether the Rapture is supported by Scripture. Building on the previous discussion of Christ's Second Coming, Craig analyzes the relevant biblical data to address this central eschatological question. This exploration aims to help viewers understand what the Bible actually teaches about the Rapture within the broader framework of Christian end-times doctrine.

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In this Defenders LIVE! session, Dr. William Lane Craig examines various theological perspectives on the Lord's Supper after weeks of detailed discussion on the topic. The episode provides a comprehensive assessment of the competing views, helping viewers understand the strengths and weaknesses of different Christian understandings of this central sacrament.

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In this episode of Defenders LIVE!, Reasonable Faith explores the Catholic interpretation of the Lord's Supper, continuing their examination of sacramental doctrine. The discussion focuses on transubstantiation, the Catholic belief that during priestly consecration, bread and wine are literally transformed into the body and blood of Christ. This represents one of the most distinctive theological positions on what occurs during the celebration of this central Christian sacrament.

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In this Defenders LIVE episode, Dr. William Lane Craig introduces eschatology, the theological doctrine of the last things, exploring what Scripture teaches about the end of the world and humanity's final state. The session focuses specifically on the return of Christ, marking the beginning of a new section in the Defenders curriculum. This foundational exploration sets the stage for understanding Christian beliefs about Christ's second coming and the culmination of God's redemptive plan.

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In this Defenders LIVE session, Reasonable Faith explores alternative theological understandings of the Lord's Supper beyond the Catholic doctrine of transubstantiation that was discussed in previous weeks. The focus shifts to the Lutheran doctrine of consubstantiation, offering viewers insight into how different Christian traditions interpret this foundational sacrament. This continues the series on the Doctrine of the Church with a comparative examination of various Eucharistic theologies.

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