William C. G. Craig

William C. G. Craig is a prominent American philosopher and theologian known for his work in the philosophy of religion, especially arguments for the existence of God. He is best known for the Kalam Cosmological Argument, which suggests that the universe had a beginning and thus must have a cause—often interpreted as God. Craig is an effective public speaker and debater, engaging with atheists and skeptics in various forums. He has written numerous books and articles, fostering discussions on faith, reason, and the relationship between science and religion, making significant contributions to contemporary thought in these areas.