Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
William Lane Craig speaks on the Big Bang (or the Friedmann-Lamaitre Model) and the Space-Time Model. The Big Bang is evidence that the universe is finite and had a beginning.
Topics: Ludwig Wittgenstein, William Lane Craig, Big Bang, Space Time Model, Kalam Cosmological Argument, Expansion of the Universe, Alexander Friedmann, Edwin Hubble, Doppler Effect, General Theory of Relativity, Georges Lamaitre, Newtonian physics, Matter, Energy, PCW Davies, Fred Hoyle, Singularity, John Barrow, Frank Tipler, Arthur Eddington, Quentin Smith, Cosmogony, David Hume, Frederick Copleston, Bertrand Russell, Infinite Density
William Lane Craig speaks on the Big Bang (or the Friedmann-Lamaitre Model) and the Space-Time Model. The Big Bang is evidence that the universe is finite and had a beginning.
Topics: Ludwig Wittgenstein, William Lane Craig, Big Bang, Space Time Model, Kalam Cosmological Argument, Expansion of the Universe, Alexander Friedmann, Edwin Hubble, Doppler Effect, General Theory of Relativity, Georges Lamaitre, Newtonian physics, Matter, Energy, PCW Davies, Fred Hoyle, Singularity, John Barrow, Frank Tipler, Arthur Eddington, Quentin Smith, Cosmogony, David Hume, Frederick Copleston, Bertrand Russell, Infinite Density
