Here is the third and final instalment of the critically acclaimed philosophical trilogy looking at criticising the Kalam Cosmological Argument. In this video, I look to continue my commentary and then go back to look at William Lane Craig’s pitiful defence of the idea that God could “choose to create”, “make a decision ” and “use free will” in a tenseless and timeless scenario.
My takeaway feeling is that Craig’s position is weaker than I had ever realised. I thought he would have good defences for his argument and position, but he just doesn’t. He has reformulated the KCA to a more modest format and then concedes that he can’t use inductive arguments to defend the first premise: that they are mere metaphysical assertions.
Anyway, see what you think:
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