Where miracles seem to happen most: 2-minutes and 17-minute interview at Oxford:
Category Archives: Miracles
Why don’t miracles happen whenever we need them? (1.5 minutes)
Why don’t miracles happen whenever we need them?: 1-minute and 39-second interview at Oxford:
Why people are sometimes reluctant to talk about miracles
Even those who have witnessed miracles are sometimes scared to tell others what they have seen. Why is that? Craig addresses that in this brief (1.5 minutes) video clip taken at Oxford:
How do we know about Jesus’s miracles? (2 minutes)
Jesus’s contemporaries knew him as a miracle: 2-minute and 15-second interview at Oxford:
Ancient miracle workers besides Jesus (1.5 minutes)
Other miracle workers in antiquity: 1-minute and 33-second interview at Oxford:
Real vs. false miracles
Some biblical criteria for distinguishing genuine miracles: 2-minute and 35-second interview at Oxford:
Miracles lecture at Oxford
The Special Divine Action Project has reposted my full lecture for the Ian Ramsey Centre at Oxford regarding miracles. The lecture is introduced by my good friend Lenn Goodman, philosophy professor at Vanderbilt. (Lenn and his wife also kindly welcomed me to spend an Orthodox Jewish Shabbat with them back in the US, which I greatly enjoyed.) The discussion afterward also included Tim McGrew, philosophy professor at Western Michigan.)
Areas where further research is needed on miracles (2 minutes)
1-minute and 47-second interview at Oxford:
Hume’s objection to miracles (1.5 minutes)
Responding briefly to Hume:
Some resources regarding miracles: 1-minute and 16-seconds
1-minute and 16-second interview at Oxford
1-minute and 16-second interview at Oxford: