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Hard Questions, Real Answers

An honest, no-holds-barred look at some of the most nagging questions Christian face, such as doubt, unanswered prayer, pointless suffering, the fate of the unevangelized, and eternal damnation. A revised edition of No Easy Answers.

US$ TBA

Hak Lui Guard Bo Si Wu Gou Hai Lik

A Chinese translation of four of Dr. Craig’s articles together in a boxed set of attractive booklets: “Five Reasons God Exists and Three Reasons It Makes a Difference,” “The Ultimate Question of Origins,” “The Necessity of Theological Foundations for Morality,” and “Contemporary Scholarship and the Historical Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus.”

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Contemporary Scholarship and the Historical Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus

A pamphlet laying out the remarkable reversal of scholarship with respect to the principal events undergirding belief in the resurrection of Jesus, focusing on his post-mortem appearances, his empty tonb, and the origin of his disciples’ belief in his resurrection.

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To Everyone an Answer

Co-edited with Francis Beckwith and J. P. Moreland, this collection features articles by prominent apologists on faith and reason, God’s existence, Christ and miracles, and philosophical, religious, and cultural challenges to Christian faith.

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On Being a Christian Academic

A challenge by Dr. Craig to Christian faculty, especially at secular universities, to engage intellectually with their faith, to integrate their Christian worldview with their respective disciplines, and to lead lives worthy of their high calling as public representatives of Christ.

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US$ 19.95

What Does God Know?

A booklet laying out a biblical, theological, and philosophical defense of divine forknowledge of future free acts of men, including a defense of God’s middle knowledge. Dr. Craig’s most recent thoughts on this vital subject.

US$ 3.50

The Case for a Creator, by Lee Strobel

Lee Strobel’s case for the existence of God, based on interviews with leading thinkers, including Dr. Craig, on the origin of the universe.

US$ 19.99

The Case for Easter, by Lee Strobel 

Excerpts from Lee Strobel’s previous work focusing on the evidence for Jesus’ resurrection drawn from his interviews with Dr. Craig and other scholars. A useful evangelistic gift.

US$ 2.99

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Does God Exist? Wm. L. Craig and Antony Flew (Hard Cover) 

The transcript of Dr. Craig’s debate with Antony Flew at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the Copleston-Russell BBC radio debate, together with assessments of the debate by noted theistic and anti-theistic philosophers, including Keith Yandell, R. Douglas Geivett, William Rowe, William J. Wainwright, Michael Martin, Keith Parsons, David Yandell, and Paul Draper. The volume closes with final responses to their critics by Drs. Flew and Craig.  

US$ 89.95

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Does God Exist? Wm. L. Craig and Antony Flew (Softcover)

US$ 29.95

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God?: A Debate between a Christian and an Atheist (with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong) (Hardcover)

A congenial and accessible exchange between Dr. Craig and Walter Sinnott-Armstrong based on two of their debates, exploring the implications of Big Bang cosmology, the fine-tuning of the universe, the existence of objective moral values, the evidence for Jesus, innocent suffering, the hiddenness of God, and more. Perfect for an intelligent seeker who wants to hear both sides.

US$ 17.95

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God?: A Debate between a Christian and an Atheist (with Walter Sinnott-Armstrong) (Softcover)

US$ 13.95

Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview
(with J.P. Moreland)

Co-authored with the outstanding Christian philosopher J. P. Moreland, this massive text provides an introduction to the entire field of philosophy from a Christian point of view, including topics in the philosophy of religion. Winner of the 2004 EFCA Gold Medallion Book Award.

Time, Transcendence and Reality

A compilation of essays featuring two of Dr. Craig’s lectures at the University of Aalborg in Denmark, as well as a transcript of his debate on the existence of God with the Danish philosopher Lennart Noerreklit.

God, Time, and Eternity 

A formulation and defense of a coherent doctrine of divine eternity in light of philosophy, physics, and theology.

Why I Am a Christian   

Essays by leading evangelical thinkers explaining why they embrace Christian beliefs, including a chapter by Dr. Craig on the existence of God.

The Cosmological Argument from Plato to Leibniz

The most thorough history to date of the development of the cosmological argument in its various forms.

Divine Foreknowledge: Four Views

An exchange between a Calvinist (Paul Helm), an open theist (Gregory Boyd), a Molinist (William Lane Craig), and a defender of simple foreknowledge (David Hunt) on the nature of God’s knowledge of the future and its compatibility with libertarian freedom.

Philosophy of Religion (Hardcover) 

An outstanding anthology of the finest work on contemporary philosophy of religion, treating religious epistemology, natural theology, the coherence of theism, the problem of evil, the soul and immortality, and Christian theology. In addition to the general introduction by Dr. Craig, there is an introduction to each major section by an evangelical philosopher selected by Dr. Craig as a respected specialist in that area.

Who Was Jesus?

A transcript of Dr. Craig’s debate with a Jewish professor of religious studies Peter Zaas, along with responses to their debate by both Jewish and Christian scholars.

God and Time: Four Views

Four different understandings of how God relates to time are defended by several eminent advocates of these views. Paul Helm defends absolute timelessness, Alan Padgett advocates relative timelessness, Nicholas Wolterstorff argues for omnitemporality, and Dr. Craig defends a hybrid view of both timelessness and temporality.

Time and Eternity

A semi-popular exploration of the nature of divine eternity, focusing on the question of whether God is timeless or temporal. Includes a lengthy discussion of the nature of time as dynamic versus static and proposes a novel understanding of divine eternity which is biblically, scientifically, and philosophically tenable.

Reasonable Faith

Dr. Craig's most important popular book, teaching Christians how to present a positive case for Christian faith centered on the existence of God and the resurrection of Jesus.

No Easy Answers

An honest, no-holds-barred look at some of the most nagging questions Christian face, such as doubt, unanswered prayer, pointless suffering, the fate of the unevangelized, and eternal damnation.

The Historical Argument for the Resurrection of Jesus

A history of historical apologetics for Jesus' resurrection from the first to the twentieth century, focusing on its apogee during the Deist controversy in Europe. Includes an extended discussion of the problem of miracles, which forms the backdrop for any contemporary apologetic for the resurrection.

Assessing the NT Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus

A thorough examination of the New Testament materials undergirding the historicity of Jesus' resurrection, focusing on the empty tomb, the post-mortem appearances, and the origin of belief in Jesus’ resurrection.. Revised edition includes Appendices in response to the theories of Robinson, Crossan, and Lüdemann.

The Logic of Rational Theism

A Festschrift for Stuart C. Hackett, this collection includes an essay on the teleological argument by Dr. Craig.

Jesus under Fire (Softcover)

The Jesus of the Gospels has come under fire from radical, sceptical critics such as those in the Jesus Seminar. A panel of leading evangelical scholars examines their critique and exposes its weaknesses. Dr. Craig contributes the chapter on the historical fact of Jesus' resurrection.

Theism, Atheism, & Big Bang Cosmology 

An exchange of essays with non-theistic philosopher Quentin Smith on the metaphysical and scientific evidence for the finitude of the past and its theological implications.

Divine Foreknowledge & Human Freedom

A wide-ranging discussion of the challenge of theological fatalism, drawing upon parallel discussions in the literature concerning retro-causation, time travel, tachyons, Special Relativity, precognition, and Newcomb's Paradox.

The Problem of Divine Foreknowledge & Future Contingents

A history of various attempts to deal with the problem of theological fatalism, beginning with the enunciation of the problem by Aristotle and terminating with the middle knowledge solution of Molina and Suarez.

Die Existenz Gottes und der Anfang des Universums (German)

A German translation of The Existence of God and the Beginning of the Universe, an evangelistic presentation for atheists and agnostics of the cosmological argument for the existence of God based on the philosophical and scientific evidence for the beginning of the universe. Includes a discussion of Stephen Hawking's cosmology.

Camoe Nachalo (Russian)

Russian translation of “The Very Beginning,” an evangelistic presentation for atheists and agnostics of the cosmological argument for the existence of God based on the philosophical and scientific evidence for the beginning of the universe.

The Kalam Cosmological Argument  

Dr. Craig's ground-breaking defense of a classic argument for the existence of God on the basis of the finitude of the past.

A Classic Debate on the Existence of God (Debate with Michael Tooley)

A transcript of Dr. Craig’s debate with the prominent philosopher Michael Tooley at the University of Colorado, Boulder. A good evangelistic tract for the intelligent seeker.

Mere Creation

A collection of papers on Intelligent Design from a ground-breaking conference at Biola University, featuring scientists and philosophers such as William Dembski, Paul Nelson, Michael Behe, Jonathan Wells, Jeffery Schloss, and .J. P. Moreland. Includes Dr. Craig's paper “Design and The Cosmological Argument.”

Will the Real Jesus Please Stand Up?  (with John Dominic Crossan)

The transcript of a debate between Dr. Craig and John Dominic Crossan, the celebrated co-chairman of the radical Jesus Seminar, moderated by William F. Buckley. Focusing on the historical question of Jesus' resurrection, the book also includes responses by two Jesus Seminar fellows, Marcus Borg and Robert Miller, and two evangelical New Testament Scholars, Craig Blomberg and Ben Witherington III, along with final statements by Drs. Crossan and Craig.

The Only Wise God

A philosophically careful defense of God's complete foreknowledge of genuinely free human acts. A potent antidote to current “openness of God” theologies. Includes a defense of divine “middle knowledge” as a basis of God's knowledge of the future.

Five Views on Apologetics

Five proponents of Classical Apologetics, Presuppositionalism, Reformed Epistemology, Evidentialism, and Cumulative Case Apologetics debate the merits and demerits of their respective views. Dr. Craig defends the methodology of Classical Apologetics in interaction with John Frame, Kelly Clark, Gary Habermas, and Paul Feinberg.

The Case for Christ (by Lee Strobel), trade ed.

Lee's Strobel's best-selling evangelistic book features his interviews with evangelical scholars in various fields, including an interview with Dr. Craig on the fact of Jesus' empty tomb.

The Son Rises: Historical Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus

A thorough yet accessible defense of the historical fact of Jesus' resurrection based on the facts of Jesus' empty tomb, post-mortem appearances, and the origin of the Christian movement. Geared for the non-believer and closes with a gospel presentation.

Naturalism: A Critical Analysis

A volume of essays by philosophers such as J. P. Moreland, Paul Moser, Charles Taliaferro, Dallas Willard, and William Dembski criticizing the adequacy of naturalism as a metaphysical worldview from a wide variety of perspectives. Includes Dr. Craig's essay “Naturalism and Cosmology.”

The Case for Faith (by Lee Strobel), trade ed.

Lee Strobel's sequel to his Case for Christ, including an interview with Dr. Craig on the reasonableness of belief in miracles.

The Tensed Theory of Time

A presentation of the principal arguments for and against a dynamic theory of time, drawing upon philosophy of language, phenomenology, McTaggart's Paradox, and the myth of temporal passage.

The Tenseless Theory of Time

A presentation of the principal arguments for and against a static theory of time, drawing upon Relativity Theory, philosophy of science, the nature of persistence, and temporal becoming.

Special bundle of The Tensed Theory of Time and The Tenseless Theory of Time

Time and the Metaphysics of Relativity

An examination of the nature of time and the correct physical interpretation of the time concepts in Special and General Relativity in light of the competing perspectives of Einstein, Minkowski, and Lorentz.

Jesus' Resurrection: Fact or Figment? (with Gerd Luedemann)

A transcript of Dr. Craig's debate at Boston College with Gerd Lüdemann, the leading German New Testament critic of the resurrection. Featuring an extended discussion and critique of Lüdemann's hypothesis that the post-mortem appearances of Christ were guilt-induced hallucinations on the part of Peter and Paul, the book includes vigorous defenses of Lüdemann's position by Michael Goulder and Roy Hoover, as well as critiques by Robert Gundry and Stephen Davis, along with final responses by Drs. Lüdemann and Craig.

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William Lane Craig vs. Austin Dacey, Does God Exist? (DVD)

Three and a half thousand people gathered in the Elliott Hall of Music on the campus of Purdue Universtity to witness the intellectual collision of two major competing worldviews in American culture:  Christianity and secular humanism.  In this debate the young atheist philosopher Austin Dacey takes on the noted Christian philosopher and theologian William Lane Craig concerning the question, “Does God Exist?”  In this entertaining and yet substantive discussion, Craig presents six arguments on behalf of Christian theism, and Dacey counters with five arguments of his own in support of atheism.  Such profound issues as the hiddenness of God, the problem of evil, mind/body dualism, the origin and fine-tuning of the universe, and the resurrection of Jesus come in for critical discussion.

Dr. William Lane Craig is Research Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology in La Mirada, California.  He is the author of God, Time, and Eternity; Assessing the New Testament Evidence for the Historicity of the Resurrection of Jesus; Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview; and his signature book Reasonable Faith.

Dr. Austin Dacey has lectured and published widely on issues at the intersection of science, religion, ethics, and society. He works for the Center for Inquiry, a think tank affiliated with the State University of New York at Buffalo, where he is a visiting assistant research professor of philosophy. Dacey is also executive editor of Philo, an academic journal specializing in philosophical naturalism; and a contributor to the magazines Skeptical Inquirer and Free Inquiry.

Program recording date & length: 3-29-04 ~ 1 Hour 40 Minutes

Copyright © 2004 by William Lane Craig

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William Lane Craig vs. Gert Ludemann, Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?

The declaration by the German theologian Gerd Lüdemann, that Jesus’ resurrection is a fiction and that Christianity had better learn to get along without it, lit fires of controversy in Europe and marked the emergence of Lüdemann as the foremost critic of the historicity of Jesus’ resurrection.  In this debate at Boston College, philosopher-theologian William Lane Craig challenges Lüdemann’s Hallucination Hypothesis and argues for the superiority of the Resurrection Hypothesis on the basis of standard criteria of historical criticism.  This debate formed the basis for the book Jesus’ Resurrection:  Fact or Figment? (IVP, 2000), in which prominent scholars of opposite views respond to the exchange.  See the movie, then read the book!

William Lane Craig is Research Professor of Philosophy at Talbot School of Theology in La Mirada, California.  He is the author of Theism, Atheism, and Big Bang Cosmology; Assessing the New Testament Evidence for the Historicity of the Resurrection of Jesus; Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview; and his signature book Reasonable Faith.

Gerd Lüdemann (Gottingen, Germany) is a professor of New Testament Studies at the University of Gottingen, and the author of many books and articles on early Christianity, including The Great Deception: What Jesus Really Said and Did.

Program recording date & length: September 18, 1997

Part 1: 1 Hr 35 Mins ~ Part 2: 43 Mins 30 Secs

Copyright © 1997 by William Lane Craig

AUDIO TAPES/CDs

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William Lane Craig vs. Peter Slezak, Does God Exist? (Compact Disc) 

US$ 17.00

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"Set Forth Your Case" Conference on CD featuring 21 EPS/ETS speakers, including J.P. Moreland, D. Geivett, G. Habermas, G. Koukl, F. Beckwith, N.T. Wright, D. Bock, et al. (2 vols.)

US$ 109.00