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Shabir Ally | 2002

Did Jesus Rise From The Dead?

William Lane Craig, Shabir Ally

In March 2002, Shabir Ally and William Lane Craig held a truly remarkable series of four debates at four Canadian universities on four questions distinguishing Christianity and Islam.

The first of these debates was held at the University of Toronto on the topic, "Did Jesus Rise From the Dead?" Ally counters Craig's argument for Jesus' resurrection by defending the apparent death theory with a novel Islamic twist: Jesus was taken down from the cross alive and placed in the tomb, where God assumed him into heaven before he could die.

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Jeff Hester | 2019

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Arif Ahmed & Andrew Copson | 2011

October 20, 2011 • William Lane Craig & Peter S Williams vs. Andrew Copson & Arif Ahmed

The motion for this debate was "This House Believes that God is not a Delusion." The debate took place before a packed house at the Cambridge Union Society on October 20, 2011 as a part of William Lane Craig's Reasonable Faith Tour 2011. Proposing the motion were William Lane Craig and Peter S.Williams. Opposing the motion were Arif Ahmed and Andrew Copson.

Jamal Badawi | 1997

January 1, 1997 • William Lane Craig, Jamal Badawi

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.