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“Absolutely amazing how arrogant this self proclaimed scholar is. He suggests that his fellow believers aren't smart enough to defend their own views, so he needs to step in and defend against any questions that should arise. He tells his layman to avoid thinking for themselves. His attacks on other views are so weak, he needs to be hyped up by his cheerleader co-host. He resorts to personal attacks, unable to really provide anything of value. His arguments for god are just awful, ignorant and low. Propaganda much needed to hold onto the dying idea of god.”Read full review »
grio scott via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
11/08/10
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“Post the debate. I cant find them all online. Who cares how you think the debate went. I want to hear BOTH sides”
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08/31/11
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“Fantastic content in this podcast!
For those of you who claim that Dr. Craig "hides" behind this podcast and doesn't post the actual debates, you didn't look very hard. Most of these debates are posted on his website: reasonablefaith org. There are many video files, audio...”Read full review »
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01/12/12
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“Craig's auto-review of his debate against Hitchens is not unlike an assault victum awaking from a coma and recalling only a fine day at Disney Land. Aside from Craig's selective memory, it seems that explaining why you won a debate after the debate is rather gratiuitous and redundant. ...”Read full review »
jemby5 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/05/12
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