William Lane Craig Does God Exist

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The existence of God is quite controversial issue. God has different names in the world, and a lot of people, strongly believe in his existence. While, on the other hand, there are also people who don’t believe in his existence. In their discussion entitled “Does God Exist?” William Lane Craig, who is the supporter of the idea of existence of God, debates with Austin Dacey, who is an atheist, on the idea of existence of God. They provide the strong arguments and their debates are quite interesting, and innovative (not similar to those arguments, we usually read about in book). These are the fresh views on the question of existence and non-existence of God.
Dr. William Lane Craig supports the idea of existence of God. He gives six major arguments, in order to defend his position. The first argument is quite fare, Craig says that God is the best reason of existence of …show more content…

Austin Dacey gives his arguments to support the idea that God doesn’t exist. He tells about the concept according to which the existence of God is impossible. Dacey points out that people should focus on the knowledge about humanity, and they will see that God cannot exist, if this knowledge is true (and it is), because it is not what we expect to be, if the God really existed. His first point is the fact that we cannot see God, however if he existed in reality we could now be able to see him. The second point is about the scientific success in explanation of the nature. Science is nowadays able to explain almost all the natural phenomena. The third argument of Austin Dacey is about the scientific fact that the mind of the person depends on the physical processes in the brain, but not on the God’s will or anything else connected with it. His fourths argument is about the theory of naturalistic evolution, according to which we are all the result of a natural evolutionary process. He also mentions that the existence of pain and evil in the world proves that god doesn’t

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