If you are interested in some great debates, he surely has been involved in them. Guy is a machine. He debates some pretty big atheism names.William Lane Craig /kreɪɡ/ (born August 23, 1949) is an American analytical philosopher,theologian, and Christian apologist. 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 is known for his debates on theology with public figures such as Christopher Hitchens and Lawrence Krauss.
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William Lane Craig
Anyone ever listen to this guy debate? Taken from Wikipedia:
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Never heard of him. I know of a couple of others that do this, but I've never heard of this guy....

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I haven't, but I did read this article:
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Atheists 'have higher IQs': Their intelligence 'makes them more likely to dismiss religion as irrational and unscientific'
Research found those with higher IQs more likely to dismiss religion
Another drawback to being religious, or at least Christian is losing out on top jobs
The conclusions were the result of a review of 63 scientific studies about religion and intelligence dating between 1928 and last year.
The University of Rochester psychologists behind the study defined religion as involvement in some or all parts of a belief.
They defined intelligence as the ‘ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend complex ideas, learn quickly, and learn from experience’.
In their conclusions, they said: ‘Most extant explanations (of a negative relation) share one central theme - the premise that religious beliefs are irrational, not anchored in science, not testable and, therefore, unappealing to intelligent people who ‘know better’.
‘Intelligent people typically spend more time in school - a form of self-regulation that may yield long-term benefits.
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While I know you are not big on organized religion, or an atheist, I thought you would enjoy his debate with Sam Harris.Chizzang wrote:
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Of course. That must be why the reason rally was lilly-white.kalm wrote:I haven't, but I did read this article:
Atheists 'have higher IQs': Their intelligence 'makes them more likely to dismiss religion as irrational and unscientific'
Research found those with higher IQs more likely to dismiss religion
Another drawback to being religious, or at least Christian is losing out on top jobs
The conclusions were the result of a review of 63 scientific studies about religion and intelligence dating between 1928 and last year.
The University of Rochester psychologists behind the study defined religion as involvement in some or all parts of a belief.
They defined intelligence as the ‘ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend complex ideas, learn quickly, and learn from experience’.
In their conclusions, they said: ‘Most extant explanations (of a negative relation) share one central theme - the premise that religious beliefs are irrational, not anchored in science, not testable and, therefore, unappealing to intelligent people who ‘know better’.
‘Intelligent people typically spend more time in school - a form of self-regulation that may yield long-term benefits.
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The more evolved races have higher IQ and thus more atheists.
Celebrate Diversity.*
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Who said anything about race?Pwns wrote:Of course. That must be why the reason rally was lilly-white.kalm wrote:I haven't, but I did read this article:
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The more evolved races have higher IQ and thus more atheists.
We're theists banned from the Reason Rally?
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Pwns drops in more random irrelevant comments than Foster Brooks at a Don Rickles celebrity roast...kalm wrote:Who said anything about race?Pwns wrote:
Of course. That must be why the reason rally was lilly-white.
The more evolved races have higher IQ and thus more atheists.![]()
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Let me explain it more explicitly...
You are pointing out better performance by atheists on IQ tests that also show gaps in intelligence (for whatever reason) between races. Just something to be aware of when you accept the validity of psychometric tests as valid for comparing groups X and Y.
You are pointing out better performance by atheists on IQ tests that also show gaps in intelligence (for whatever reason) between races. Just something to be aware of when you accept the validity of psychometric tests as valid for comparing groups X and Y.
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Chizzang wrote:Pwns drops in more random irrelevant comments than Foster Brooks at a Don Rickles celebrity roast...kalm wrote:
Who said anything about race?![]()
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Okee DokeePwns wrote:Let me explain it more explicitly...
You are pointing out better performance by atheists on IQ tests that also show gaps in intelligence (for whatever reason) between races. Just something to be aware of when you accept the validity of psychometric tests as valid for comparing groups X and Y.
I don't really need a study to help me understand what I see almost daily
But thanks for the heads-up I'll be more careful about accepting the validity of psychometric tests
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That's kind of how I feel about all the police experts on this boardChizzang wrote: I don't really need a study to help me understand what I see almost daily
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CID1990 wrote:That's kind of how I feel about all the police experts on this boardChizzang wrote: I don't really need a study to help me understand what I see almost daily
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