Held Jan 1, 1997 at the University of Illinois
William Lane Craig debates Jamal Badawi, a leading Muslim apologist at the University of Illinois, showing the moral deficiency of the Islamic concept of God and the historical unreliability of the Qur'anic portrait of Jesus.
Jamal Badawi | 1997
The Concept of God in Islam and Christianity
January 1, 1997 • William Lane Craig, Jamal Badawi
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Erik Wielenberg | 2018
February 23, 2018 • William Lane Craig, Erik Wielenberg
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