Hello, this is William Lane Craig.

Every spring at Reasonable Faith, we have a spring campaign to raise funds for the ministry.

Your giving to reasonable faith helps to support, for example,

our Equip project, which has just released a new course on Doctrine of Scripture.

We've also released a new video in our animation series on the attributes of God called the Eternity of God. This year, I'm especially excited

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Bill, in honor of the Easter season, here are some questions we've received on the Atonement and the resurrection at our website and a couple from Facebook.

Firstman says, hello, Dr. Craig.

I'm very thankful for your work, which has served to bolster my faith time and time again, as well as to provide for me the resources I need to disciple and lead college students and youth students that I mentor into greater confidence for the evidence for their faith. I noticed recently that in your case for the resurrection defense, you often refer to 1 Corinthians

15, 3 through 8 as a very, very early formulation of the creed that Christians believe,

and that actually it's this creed that holds more weight than even the dating of some of the

gospel accounts, which at times is hotly debated.

I was intrigued by this, particularly because I'm decently familiar with the arguments of the

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