Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "William Lane Craig (/kreɪɡ/; born August 23, 1949) is an American Christian apologist, Christian philosopher and theologian. Craig's philosophical work focuses primarily on philosophy of religion, but also on metaphysics and philosophy of time. His theological interests are in historical Jesus studies and philosophical theology. He boldly employs his knowledge and skills as a philosopher and theologian in service of Christian apologetics, the presentation of reasoned bases for the truth of Christianity. For example, he is known for his debates on the existence of God with public figures such as Christopher Hitchens and Lawrence Krauss.Craig established an online apologetics ministry, ReasonableFaith.org. His current research deals with divine aseity and the challenge posed by Platonist accounts of abstract objects. Craig is also an author of several books, including Reasonable Faith, which began as a set of lectures for his apologetics classes."@en }
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- William_Lane_Craig abstract "William Lane Craig (/kreɪɡ/; born August 23, 1949) is an American Christian apologist, Christian philosopher and theologian. Craig's philosophical work focuses primarily on philosophy of religion, but also on metaphysics and philosophy of time. His theological interests are in historical Jesus studies and philosophical theology. He boldly employs his knowledge and skills as a philosopher and theologian in service of Christian apologetics, the presentation of reasoned bases for the truth of Christianity. For example, he is known for his debates on the existence of God with public figures such as Christopher Hitchens and Lawrence Krauss.Craig established an online apologetics ministry, ReasonableFaith.org. His current research deals with divine aseity and the challenge posed by Platonist accounts of abstract objects. Craig is also an author of several books, including Reasonable Faith, which began as a set of lectures for his apologetics classes.".
- Q1233528 abstract "William Lane Craig (/kreɪɡ/; born August 23, 1949) is an American Christian apologist, Christian philosopher and theologian. Craig's philosophical work focuses primarily on philosophy of religion, but also on metaphysics and philosophy of time. His theological interests are in historical Jesus studies and philosophical theology. He boldly employs his knowledge and skills as a philosopher and theologian in service of Christian apologetics, the presentation of reasoned bases for the truth of Christianity. For example, he is known for his debates on the existence of God with public figures such as Christopher Hitchens and Lawrence Krauss.Craig established an online apologetics ministry, ReasonableFaith.org. His current research deals with divine aseity and the challenge posed by Platonist accounts of abstract objects. Craig is also an author of several books, including Reasonable Faith, which began as a set of lectures for his apologetics classes.".