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William Lane Craig vs Paul Kurtz - Is Goodness without God Good Enough?: A Debate on Faith, Secularism, and Ethics

Question of the Week

"I wonder how you would respond to the following argument. 1. The Christian God strongly desires a loving relationship with almost every human being, and desires it to last for all eternity. [Christian assumption] 2. A loving relationship with God is possible only if one (a) believes that he exists and (b) chooses to be in a loving relationship with God..."

Dr. Craig Responds:

To take your question first, Spencer, I’ve dealt with this argument in a couple of places, for example, in my debate with Theodore Drange and in my discussion of divine hiddenness in Philosophical Foundations for a Christian Worldview. The fatal flaw in the argument is (3). Given that God has middle knowledge, that is, knowledge of what every possible person would freely do in any circumstances...

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