Enjoy this video by Tactical Faith. Christian philosopher William Lane Craig debates theoretical physicist Sean Carroll on the topic of The Existence of God in Light of Contemporary Cosmology. This event was part of the Greer-Heard Forum. Direct youtube video here. Enjoy.

Enjoy this video William Lane Craig and Lawrence Krauss's third dialogue in the series: Life, The Universe and Nothing. This dialogue is entitled Is it Reasonable to Believe that God Exists? Video supplied by City Bible Forum. Other dialogues/debates in this series can be found here. Enjoy.

Enjoy this video of Pastor David Robertson on the topic: Persuasive Debating, brought to you by the Forum of Christian Leaders resource. More videos by David Robertson here. Find the audio here. Enjoy.

Norman Geisler and Paul Kurtz debate: Christianity vs. Secular Humanism on the John Ankerberg show. This is an older debate, but a classic. An intense debate between Dr. Geisler and Humanist Paul Kurtz (co-author of Humanism Manifesto II). Includes debate on: What is the origin of the Universe? How did life begin on earth? Is Humanism a threat to academic freedom? Is Jesus Christ God? And, Is there a basis for morality?
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In this video, Dr. William Lane Craig debates R.I.G. Hughes on the subject: Agnosticism vs Christianity. This took place at University of South Carolina, sponsored by Campus Crusade for Christ. From YouTube: "Hughes argues for the agnostics' position by explaining that neither logic nor science has anything to say about the existence of God. Any arguments for God come from an extra-logical premise. Craig reveals, however, that the claim "we cannot know that God exists" is a huge claim that needs to bear the burden of proof. He goes on to show that there are different forms of agnosticism and that rational agnosticism is compatible with Christian faith. Dr. Craig defends theism while presenting a multi-faceted argument for the untenability of agnosticism." Video part 1 here; part 2 here. Enjoy this old one.

Can We Be Good Without God? This is a debate between Brett Kunkle (from Stand To Reason) and Dr. Richard Greene, philosophy professor at Weber State University. The debate was held April 5th, 2013, at Weber State University. Loren Pankratz from The Bridge Community moderated the debate. Read Brett Kunkle's post-debate reflections here, along with video. Video also here on Vimeo. Brett Kunkle YouTube channel here.

Full Debate MP3 Audio here (1hr 55min)
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On May 16, 2013, Dr. Michael Ruse and Dr. Fazale Rana will debate the question: "Are natural processes sufficient to explain the origin and the complexity of the cell?" Sponsored by The Well Christian Club at UCR, this debate will be held at the UCR Gymnasium in Riverside, CA. Overflow crowds are expected, so get your tickets early.

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In this audio and video, Christian apologist Frank Turek debates David Silverman, president of the American Atheists, on the topic: Which offers a better explanation for reality–Theism or Atheism? This debate was held on April 18, 2013 at Broadmoor Baptist Church in Shreveport, LA. Watch the debate on Vimeo here.

Full Debate MP3 Audio here (2hr 10min)
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In this debate, Organised by the Christian Union and the Atheist Humanist & Secularist Society, Professor Christopher Norris of Cardiff University and Peter S. Williams debate the question: "Does God exist?" Watch the video on YouTube, or download the MP3 audio here. Enjoy.

Sean McDowell (blog) debates James Corbett (news) on the topic: Is God the Best Explanation of Moral Values? Moderated by Craig Hazen. The flyer for this debate can be found here. Original debate video at ConversantLife.

Full MP3 Audio here. (95min)

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(Please note there are few audio glitches due to feed interruptions during Corbett's opening statement.)

In this debate, which took place at Purdue University on February 1, 2013, Christian philosopher William Lane Craig and atheist philosopher Alex Rosenburg debate the topic: Is Faith in God Reasonable? Watch the debate again via Biola here. Debate hosted by SymposiaChristi. Followed by Q&A session. Twitter #GodDebate. Consider these lessons from the debate.

Full Debate MP3 Audio here. (1hr 45min)
Q&A here.
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In this audio, Christian philosopher William Lane Craig debates cosmologist Kari Enqvist at the University of Helsinki, Finland on the topic: Can the Universe Exist Without God? Video of this debate can be found at Reasonable Faith here. This debate took place on April 16, 2012.

Full Debate MP3 Audio here (1hr 37min)

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In this audio, Michael Licona (Houston Baptist University) and Dale Martin (Yale University) dialogue on the topic of “Did Jesus Believe He Was Divine?” This dialogue was held at Acadia University on October 19th, 2012. Hosted by Religion Soup. YouTube video is here.

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In this audio, Michael Licona (Houston Baptist University) and Dale Martin (Yale University) dialogue on the topic of “Did Jesus rise physically from the dead?” This dialogue was held at St. Mary’s University’s McNally Theatre Auditorium on October 18th. Hosted by Religion Soup. YouTube video is here.

Full Dialogue MP3 Audio here (2 hr)
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Recorded at Imperial College London, Christian astrophysicist Hugh Ross of Reasons To Believe debates atheist biologist Lewis Wolpert on the topic: Is There Evidence for a Cosmic Creator? Ross brings evidence for God from Big Bang cosmology, explaining why scientific advance provides a testable model of Biblical Creation. Wolpert says that belief in God is a by-product of evolution and nothing more. The debate was hosted by Imperial College Christian Union. A debate review by ApologeticsUK is here.

In this debate, Christian apologist and philosopher William Lane Craig and prominent humanist philosopher Paul Kurtz discuss whether God is necessary for a sound foundation for morality. This debate took place in 2001 at Franklin & Marshall College.

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In this audio, Christian philosopher and apologist William Lane Craig debates philosopher Andrew Pyle on the topic: Does the Christian God Exist? This debate took place at Bristol University during the 2007 UK Reasonable Faith tour. The video of this debate can be found on Youtube here, as well as on Bethinking.org here.

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On January 14, 2012 Douglas Jacoby debated Richard Carrier on the topic: Jesus—Son of God or Apocalyptic Prophet? The debate took place at the Amador Christian Center in Sacramento California. Video on YouTube here. This is a long debate, with a lot of interaction and plenty of Q&A.

Full Debate MP3 Audio here (2hr 51min)

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In this debate, which took place at the University of California, Riverside on May 23, 2012, Lenny Esposito and Richard Carrier debate the topic: Does God Exist? This audio is 75 minutes debate and 75 minutes audience Q&A. In addition to the debate, Lenny has released a point-by-point response to Richard Carrier's arguments. Find it here: Answering Richard Carrier's Arguments MP3. Visit Lenny's homepage at ComeReason.org, and sign up for his newsletter for updates on the video of the debate.

Full Debate MP3 Audio here (2hr 22min)
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During the 2007 Reasonable Faith Tour, Professor William Lane Craig debated Professor Mike Begon at Liverpool University on the topic "Is God a Delusion?" The video can be found online at bethinking.org here. A 90-minute debate followed by 30 minutes of Q&A.

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