While taking an anthropology course at San Jose State University about 10 years ago, the instructor took a poll on the first day of class asking students if that we are here because: 1) God created the …

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In our last few sessions, we’ve been looking at the scientific evidence for the date of the origin of humanity in order to determine when, plausibly, the historical Adam might have lived. As we probed …

But Genesis, in particular, is one of the most mythical books in a compilation of mythical books. If you want a question: how is evolution supported by a story that hinges on a man being made from dirt, a …

Dr. William Craig answers weekly Questions and Answers on Christian Doctrine and apologetics. Read question “Mere” Christianity here.

For instance, my feeling of pain grounds the belief that I am in pain, not some unrelated belief like "evolution is true" or "a=a". However, according to Plantinga, experiencing guilt, happiness, and …

In congruous manner, the Darwinian Revolution is viewed as consisting of the displacement of humans from their exalted position as the center of life on earth, with all other species created for the service …

A survey of the archaeological evidence points to behaviors among Neanderthals and other archaic humans that plausibly required linguistic ability. Dediu and Levinson summarize,

The Defenders Podcast: Series 1 is Dr. Craig’s Sunday school class on apologetics. Listen online now: The Doctrine of Creation (part 21)

Why do humans have such a proclivity to evil? It seems to me plausible that the roots of sin lie in our inherent self-seeking animal nature in combination with the web of corruption in which we are born …