Dialogue with a Prominent Muslim Apologist, Yusuf Estes

The Kalam Cosmological Argument for God's Existence

The Moral Argument for God's Existence

An Overview of Hinduism
Hinduism is the world's third largest religion. As of 2004 there were approximately 800 million Hindus worldwide. What is Hinduism? What do its adherents believe? How do the teachings of Hinduism square with the Scriptures and how can a Christian best witness to a follower of Hinduism? The following resource from AlwaysBeReady.com attempts to answe

Dawkins et al bring us into disrepute - By Michael Ruse
Dr. Michael Ruse, an atheist philosopher of biology, speaks out against the "New Atheists". As a professional philosopher my first question naturally is: "What or who is an atheist?" If you mean someone who absolutely and utterly does not believe there is any God or meaning then I doubt there are many in this group. Richard Dawkins denies being such a person. If you mean someone who ag

Q&A with William Lane Craig: Fine Tuning and Morality
Question: Fine Tuning: This argument (based on my understanding) is based on the assumption that life can only form under the conditions of our universe and only takes into account life as we know it. Is it not possible for life to form under different physical constants? If so, wouldn't the fine tuning of our universe be irrelevant to the question of God's existence? Moral Argument: You assert that objective morality comes about through God (to put it very simply). Isn't it just as plausible to see morality as something evolving from early homo sapiens and the development of different societies and civilizations and the necessities that foll

Jesus in the Bible and the Qu'ran
Dr. James White of Alpha and Omega Ministries recently debated Imam Syed Z. Sayeed in Queens, NY, looking at the topic of Jesus in both the Bible and the Qur'an. PART ONEPART TWOPART THREE

Is God a Delusion? Discussion
William Lane Craig vs Lewis Wolpert In 2007, Professors William Lane Craig and Lewis Wolpert undertook to debate each other on the topic of the existence of God. Below is a series of 4 reasonably short videos of the pretty humorous discussion that took place after the debate, moderated by BBC's John Humphrys.