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- justperusing
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OP - September 19, 2014, 06:14 AM

So apparently back in the 80s, William Lane Craig used to teach at my school. He had a very brief stint in which he butted heads with many members of the faculty. Apparently, some students started a petition to get some teachers fired because the students thought they were too liberal and WLC strongly supported them. My Old Testament teacher (a fellow evangelical Christian) had some pretty bad things to say about him and stopped just short of calling him a terrible person.

Just thought this might be some interesting information since many of you deal with his apologetics and of course, his Islamic clone, Hamza Tzortzis.

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Reply #1 - September 19, 2014, 09:31 AM

Quote from: justperusing on September 19, 2014, 06:14 AM
So apparently back in the 80s, William Lane Craig used to teach at my school. He had a very brief stint in which he butted heads with many members of the faculty. Apparently, some students started a petition to get some teachers fired because the students thought they were too liberal and WLC strongly supported them. My Old Testament teacher (a fellow evangelical Christian) had some pretty bad things to say about him and stopped just short of calling him a terrible person.

Just thought this might be some interesting information since many of you deal with his apologetics and of course, his Islamic clone, Hamza Tzortzis.

Wes Morriston>WLC
Another person who WLC (seemingly) avoids at all costs is J.Lowder.
In all honesty, Bill is an extremely good debater but his track record against philosophers of religion isn't the greatest, which is probably why he tries to avoid them.

My mind runs, I can never catch it even if I get a head start.
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