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Originally Posted by NotReady
The quote you gave, which in my edition of RF is on p. 47, is under the Section "Knowing Christianity to be true" and the Subsection, "Role of the Holy Spirit", which is followed by the Subsection "Role of Argument and Evidence". The quote has nothing to do with making an arguement. WLC is talking about how one subjectively knows God (through the witness of the Holy Spirit), not what should be used as an argument or appealed to as evidence.
That entire chapter is in Part One: De Fide. Craig doesn't begin the apologetics until Part Three: De Deo, when he launches into the ontological argument and others.
If he simply wants to assert that subjective experience is enough to justify god i have no problem with that. Once you start making direct claims about another group of people though you need to be able to justify them, and, IMO, he cannot do that at all.
Last edited by Sommerset; 05-29-2013 at 01:42 PM.
Reason: typed my first response out too quickly
