Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Well, I found a new video with the response of Craig to an "Objection to the Form of an Argument". What does a 'form of an argument mean? Is it the structure, the organization of the elements of the argument? If so, the objection was not against that at all! To come out of this corner Craig starts talking about when an argument is a sound argument, and about the propositions of an argument, when are they true. Apparently, the propositions must be not only true, but to look more plausible!? That is dependant on the psychology of the person, listening to the argument, in other words, on whether the person likes the argument or not. Of course, a person, haunted by the holy spirit SHOULD like the argument! Dr. Craig DOES! But, dr.Craig also says that whether the argument is sound or not, is independant from people's psychological states... So, all I'm asking, is: Which is it? Dependant or independant from human psychology?
I am using two new videos by drcraigsvideos:
youtube.com/watch?v=L9UmcdQQJuw&feature=channel_video_title
youtube.com/watch?v=rkqL5McX57s&feature=channel_video_title
And an old one:
youtube.com/watch?v=Y4RY_Xhc5m0
Oh, and two little clips from:
youtube.com/watch?v=l3HCthi2i_o&feature=channel_video_title
(One can never be too careful :))
Well, I found a new video with the response of Craig to an "Objection to the Form of an Argument". What does a 'form of an argument mean? Is it the structure, the organization of the elements of the argument? If so, the objection was not against that at all! To come out of this corner Craig starts talking about when an argument is a sound argument, and about the propositions of an argument, when are they true. Apparently, the propositions must be not only true, but to look more plausible!? That is dependant on the psychology of the person, listening to the argument, in other words, on whether the person likes the argument or not. Of course, a person, haunted by the holy spirit SHOULD like the argument! Dr. Craig DOES! But, dr.Craig also says that whether the argument is sound or not, is independant from people's psychological states... So, all I'm asking, is: Which is it? Dependant or independant from human psychology?
I am using two new videos by drcraigsvideos:
youtube.com/watch?v=L9UmcdQQJuw&feature=channel_video_title
youtube.com/watch?v=rkqL5McX57s&feature=channel_video_title
And an old one:
youtube.com/watch?v=Y4RY_Xhc5m0
Oh, and two little clips from:
youtube.com/watch?v=l3HCthi2i_o&feature=channel_video_title
(One can never be too careful :))
