William Lane Craig explains the moral argument to Georgia Tech students and faculty

This video has 3 parts, as well as questions and answers in individual clips.

For those who cannot watch the video, you can grab the MP3 file of the lecture, or read this essay by Dr. Craig which covers exactly the same ground as the video.

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If you want to show this lecture and Q&A to your apologetics group, you can find the DVD here.

You can also read a debate transcript where Dr. Craig puts his ideas to the test, against Dr. Richard Taylor.

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William Lane Craig lectures on the moral argument at Georgia Tech (2008)

This video has 3 parts, as well as questions and answers in individual clips.

For those who cannot watch the video, you can grab the MP3 file of the lecture, or read this essay by Dr. Craig which covers exactly the same ground as the video.

Part 1 of 3:

Part 2 of 3:

Part 2 of 3:

Questions and answers: (individual Youtube clips)

• Aren’t Christians motivated by fear of Hell?
• Is morality purely conditional?
• Is moral relativism livable?
• Atheism and nihilism
• How do you know objective morality is based on God?
• What good is morality in light of immortality?
• Was Hitler a Christian?

If you want to show this lecture and Q&A to your apologetics group, you can find the DVD here.

You can also read a debate transcript where Dr. Craig puts his ideas to the test, against Dr. Richard Taylor.

Filed under: Videos, Apologetics, Atheism, Can We Be Good Without God?, Christian Apologetics, Ethics, Goodness Without God, Meta-Ethical, Meta-ethics, Metaethics, Moral, Moral Argument, Morality, Nihilism, Ontological Foundations, The Moral Argument, Why Be Moral?, William Lane Craig