The cumulative case for Christ is compelling l William Lane Craig #christian #bible #god

The cumulative case for Christ is compelling l William Lane Craig #shorts

[shilohstore]

Man David Lee Roth has changed in his old age😂

[daverj]

It's good enough if you've already decided you want to believe it

[neil]

I find the rebuttals to apologetics more persuasive than the apologetics.

[dalex]

Jesus may have existed, but absolutely nothing proves his divinity, miracles or resurrection... NOTHING!!!

[williamhutcheson]

To add my 2 cents. I have too much autobio to jettison Theo.

[roddydelipsa]

Just one real piece of evidence would be enough.

[briceristow]

No, it’s not rational. There is no supernatural dimension or force that gives life. The belief in god is simply a choice made by humans to contend with the fear of dying and the inherent risks associated to life.

[philb]

100 bad arguments doesn't add up to a good argument. If you take different percentages of bad arguments with logical fallacies you end up with nothing of any evidential value.

[jasonmunt]

Several bad arguments don't amount to a good one.
Grounding faith rationally? What a contradiction in terms 😆

[atheistcomments]

WLC talking about his make-believe with imaginary characters.

[cabudagavin]

I could see a kind of, jesus is the son of god, and he was chosen because he was capable of creating belief in others, but for me the fact that it can be combated so easily with the Socratic method, which is responsible for a great portion of sciences progress... God would have planned for this. Buddhas teachings are more compelling.

My answer to Jesus is, show me.
When he returns, I will believe it.
But not a day before that.