Exam 2 Essays
Essay 1
Craig’s Apologetic is over achingly Cultural in the sense that he is building this argument to help
us understand where our culture is at and why Christianity is seen as unthinkable and how we can
approach it to gain rational leverage on different fronts while using an axiopistic apologetic to show that
God is evident in our world. The cartoon in Chapter 1 is a great example of cultural elite’s views that
depict an image off Christians as goofy dangerous curiosities in isolation to be gawked at by normal
people. He goes on from there to examine the claims against Christian ideologies and brings up
philosophers arguments and logical fallacies that are in direct conflict with these suppositions. One such
example is the fine-tuning argument that says that the fine-tuning of the universe is due to either physical
necessity, chance or design and that it is not due to physical necessity or chance so it must be due to
design because of the improbability of the physical necessity and chance. Arguments such as these make
