This post is part of a series of posts on the subject of a debate that occurred at Cambridge University between Dr. William Lane Craig and Dr. Arif Ahmed. The topic is “Does God Exist?”.
The full MP3 is here. (H/T Brian Auten of Apologetics 315)
Please listen to the first two speeches (at least) before voting.
UPDATE:
I closed the poll after 1 week.
| Wiliam Lane Craig, by a landslide |
68%
|
|---|---|
| Wiliam Lane Craig, but it’s close |
21%
|
| Too close to call |
11%
|
| Arif Ahmed, but it’s close |
0%
|
| Arif Ahmed, by a landslide |
0%
|
Please leave your comments about who you think about who is winning and why. Please keep comments SHORT – less than 300 words, please.
I am especially interested in hearing from young earth creationists and their response to Craig and Ahmed’s views on the big bang theory, and what it implies. (I am not a young earth creationist – I think the big bang is based on reliable science, including the red-shifting of light from distant galaxies, the light element abundance predictions and the cosmic background radiation predictions)
Note: I wrote an e-mail to Dr. Ahmed to follow up with him, and got a very gracious reply. He thought that the fine-tuning issue was the most interesting, and he did not change his mind about the intellectual viability of Craig’s worldview as a result of the debate. Anyway, try to be nice. Nicer than me, I mean!
I will not be available to approve comments on Thursday night from 6 PM to about 2 AM on Friday morning.
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