I desire God to be real, so I know that the easiest person to fool is myself. That’s why I favor rational arguments for, and against, the existence of a Supreme... video Arguing God with Analytic Philosophy Episode 03 Season 09 26:46 Watch
From biblical times to Darwin, natural theology tried to detect and discern God by seeing and sensing His presence in the world-the world alone, without revelation. But after... video Arguing God from Natural Theology? Episode 01 Season 06 26:46 Watch
I’m obsessed by raw existence, which science can never explain. Does this mean that there is a God? I wish it were that simple. Yet some claim that a ‘Most... video Arguing God from Being Episode 07 Season 08 26:46 Watch
The world certainly appears to be designed. Are appearances deceiving? Discover new twists to this old argument. video Arguing God from Design Episode 09 Season 01 26:46 Watch
Does everything need a cause? Everything in the universe surely does. But what about the universe as a whole? And what about God – assuming God exists – does God... video Arguing God from First Cause Episode 12 Season 01 26:46 Watch
The world certainly appears to be designed, in particular from the cosmology of the cosmos rather than from the biology of species. Are appearances deceiving or revealing?... playlist Arguing God from Design? Topic Series 6 videos 50:06 Watch
To argue from teleology is to claim that the cosmos has a purpose. Is there directionality in the unfolding of the cosmos? Teleology has been a dirty word in science and... playlist Arguing God from Teleology? Topic Series 57:22 Watch
Why does the order of the universe lead some to God? Can an connection be made from the apparent order in the universe to the existence of an order-giver such as God? But God... playlist Arguing God from Order and Purpose? Topic Series 6 videos 45:40 Watch
Everything that begins to exist requires a cause. If the universe began to exist, does this require a first cause outside the universe? But even if everything in the universe... playlist Arguing God from First Cause? Topic Series 50:41 Watch
What is the cause of the cosmos? There may not be so many options. Consider: if the cosmos is eternal, it has no beginning. In this scenario, the cosmos has an infinite... playlist Arguing God from Causation? Topic Series 5 videos 42:37 Watch
This ontological and much-debated argument for God’s existence claims that a ‘Perfect Being’ must exist because ‘existence’ is a perfection. The... playlist Arguing God from Being? Topic Series 5 videos 49:22 Watch
That there is ‘something’ and not ‘nothing’, and that science cannot explain why, is truly fascinating. Does this mean that there is a God? Some argue... playlist Arguing God from Pure Existence? Topic Series 4 videos 31:56 Watch
From biblical times to Darwin, natural theology had a majestic mission—to detect and discern God by seeing and sensing God’s presence in the world. The key to natural... playlist Arguing God from Natural Theology? Topic Series 11 videos 1:45:32 Watch
Analytic philosophy is the most rational of philosophical methods because it is the most rigorous, and it is used by theists and atheists alike to defend their opposing... playlist Arguing God with Analytic Philosophy? Topic Series 6 videos 42:59 Watch
There are so many arguments for and against the existence of God. Most we have heard over and over again, without common resolution. Are there new or novel arguments worth... playlist Arguing God with Unusual Reasons? Topic Series 7 videos 1:02:21 Watch
Arguments about God, whether based on science, philosophy, theology or personal experience are always fascinating. Those arguments should push and be pushed in order to... playlist Diverse Arguments for God? Topic Series 10 videos 1:19:18 Watch
Francisco Ayala Former University Professor, Professor of Biological Sciences, Professor of Philosophy, University of California, Irvine
William Lane Craig Philosopher and Philosophical Theologian; Visiting Scholar in Philosophy, Biola University
Christopher Knight Orthodox priest, former Executive Secretary of the International Society for Science and Religion
Alister McGrath Andreas Idreos Professorship in Science and Religion, Faculty of Theology and Religion, University of Oxford
Yujin Nagasawa Kingfisher College Chair of the Philosophy of Religion and Ethics; Professor of the Philosophy, University of Oklahoma
John Polkinghorne Professor of Mathematical Physics, President, Queens' College, Cambridge; Anglican priest; Templeton Prize recipient
Varadaraja Raman Professor Emeritus of Physics and Humanities, Rochester Institute of Technology; former President, Institute on Religion in an Age of Science
Keith Ward Philospher and Theologian; former Regius Professor of Divinity; former Canon, Christ Church, Oxford
