I don't know who wrote the title of this video, but I think it is precisely backwards. Dr. Craig did very well. Most importantly, let's note that Christianity is, unlike any other religion, founded upon historical evidence. As evidenced by the early creeds, the early Christians did not argue pre-suppositionally, but historically. They were keen to establish an HISTORICAL narrative as the foundation of the Gospel. They knew that it was imperative that Jesus should rise from the dead bodily and in fact. Only the Gnostics thought that it was OK if the story should be construed as one of spirit, appearance, analogy, etc.
I don't know who wrote the title of this video, but I think it is precisely backwards. Dr. Craig did very well. Most importantly, let's note that Christianity is, unlike any other religion, founded upon historical evidence. As evidenced by the early creeds, the early Christians did not argue pre-suppositionally, but historically. They were keen to establish an HISTORICAL narrative as the foundation of the Gospel. They knew that it was imperative that Jesus should rise from the dead bodily and in fact. Only the Gnostics thought that it was OK if the story should be construed as one of spirit, appearance, analogy, etc.
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