The seventh Christ on Campus Initiative (CCI) essay is now available: William Lane Craig, “Five Arguments for God” (30-page PDF | HTML).

Craig’s 30-page essay soundly refutes Richard Dawkins’s The God Delusion. Craig concludes,

We’ve examined five traditional arguments for the existence of God in light of modern philosophy, science, and mathematics:
  1. the cosmological argument from contingency
  2. the kalam cosmological argument based on the beginning of the universe
  3. the moral argument based upon objective moral values and duties
  4. the teleological argument from fine-tuning
  5. the ontological argument from the possibility of God’s existence to his actuality
These are, I believe, good arguments for God’s existence. That is to say, they are logically valid; their premises are true; and their premises are more plausible in light of the evidence than their negations. Therefore, insofar as we are rational people, we should embrace their conclusions.

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