Uploaded November 2013 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
Lawrence Krauss flies in the face of reality and science by suggesting that physics claims something can come from nothing, and an example of this would be quantum mechanics. No serious thinker would agree with this. William Lane Craig and Alexander Vilenkin (who is not a Christian) explain.
Lawrence Krauss flies in the face of reality and science by suggesting that physics claims something can come from nothing, and an example of this would be quantum mechanics. No serious thinker would agree with this. William Lane Craig and Alexander Vilenkin (who is not a Christian) explain.










