Here is My Friend, a Deluded Man.
May I present to you, Dr. William Lane Craig:
Look at how confident he is. I'm sorry but he reminds me of the moonies.
It's not that we demand that God provides x, it's that we need for God to provide x. Without x we don't have evidence to believe. And if we cannot have any reasonable expectations about what God does, then how can we have a reasonable faith? How can a smart man just not get these two rudimentary points?
Look at how confident he is. I'm sorry but he reminds me of the moonies.
It's not that we demand that God provides x, it's that we need for God to provide x. Without x we don't have evidence to believe. And if we cannot have any reasonable expectations about what God does, then how can we have a reasonable faith? How can a smart man just not get these two rudimentary points?