
The Case for Christian Theism
This documentary contains never-before-seen interviews with attendees and participants from the 2011 Reasonable Faith Tour.
Engage with the debate about whether God exists. Is there any way to decide the answer? Do the evidence and the arguments point towards or away from the existence of God?
This documentary contains never-before-seen interviews with attendees and participants from the 2011 Reasonable Faith Tour.
A look at how the events of the first Christmas show God has given us enough evidence for us to be confident that he is there and that he…
A look at some of the claims of atheists concerning belief in God and how they (mis)use science.
Is there truly a God? How can anyone be sure such a being exists? We believe that the existence of God, and questions such as these…
Ian Paul responds to Stephen Fry's comments on what he would say to God.
This article is the text of Peter May's opening speech at a debate held at the University of Birmingham on 22 November 2007. The debate was…
A brief introduction to some of the issues discussed in the Philosophy of Religion and Natural Theology.
Professor Antony Flew, 81 years old, is: “a legendary British philosopher and atheist and has been an icon and champion for…
A central task of apologetics is to create a situation in which it is possible to come to faith. Part of this responsibility involves the…
God Questions is a record of debate arising out of a correspondence between American Atheist Professor Carl Stecher and English Philosopher…
A response to Bertrand Russell's criticism that God does not provide enough evidence for people to believe in him.
According to atheists, there is no supernatural Power or Being separate from the universe and responsible for its creation. There is…
'God: new evidence' is a series of six videos exploring how cosmic fine-tuning points towards the reality of a creator God. Various…
William Lane Craig and Richard Dawkins have finally ended up in a debate on the topic 'Does the Universe Have a Purpose?' at a conference…
A review of the Oxford debate between Richard Dawkins and Alister McGrath.
This was the first event of The UK Reasonable Faith Tour 2011 and took place at Westminster Central Hall, London on 17 October 2011 in…
William Lane Craig debates the existence of God with Peter Atkins.
William Lane Craig and Peter S.Williams debate with Arif Ahmed and Andrew Copson at the Cambridge Union Society.
William Lane Craig and A.C. Grayling debate the motion “Belief in God Makes Sense in Light of Tsunamis”.
Some responses to the question 'Does God exist?'
Dr Craig presents seven arguments for the existence of God.
William Lane Craig debates the existence of God with Professor of Philosophy Peter Millican.
12 interviews with leading Christian apologists on communicating the truth and relevance of the Christian gospel.
Part 1 of the C.S. Lewis Symposium held to mark the 50th anniversary of his death.
William Lane Craig debates whether God is a delusion with Professor Mike Begon.
Christians Richard Morgan and Todd Pitner discuss with atheist Gordon Livesey the value of religious experience for belief in God.…
This is a ‘wham-bam, take it or leave it’ book. Prof. Grayling issues terse, often idiosyncratic, definitions without…
A.C. Grayling discusses the arguments in his book The God Argument with Peter S. Williams on Justin Brierley's 'Unbelievable?' radio…
William Lane Craig delivers his critique of Richard Dawkins' objections to arguments for the existence of God, followed by questions and…
During the 2007 Reasonable Faith Tour, Professor William Lane Craig debated Andrew Pyle at Bristol University on the topic "Does the…
Bill Craig and A.C. Grayling debate the problem of suffering in the light of tsunamis, on Justin Brierley's 'Unbelievable?' radio programme.
On 22 November 2007, the Birmingham University Debating Society considered the motion: “This House Believes God is a Delusion”.…
Bill Craig addresses the central arguments of Richard Dawkins' 'The God Delusion'.
A.C. Grayling, Professor of Philosophy at Birkbeck College, University of London, begins his self-described ‘polemic’ against…