William Lane Craig
American philosopher and theologian
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| 2024 | Concluded his role as a professor of philosophy at Houston Christian University, transitioning to a visiting professor position at the Talbot School of Theology of Biola University. |
| 2021 | Academic Influence ranked Craig as the 19th most influential philosopher in the world over the period 1990-2020, and the 4th most influential theologian in the same timeframe. |
| 2020 | Craig published 'Atonement and the Death of Christ', a follow-up book continuing his scholarly exploration of atonement theology. |
| 2019 | William Lane Craig published 'The Atonement', a book resulting from his systematic study of the doctrine of atonement in philosophical theology. |
| 2016 | Trinity Evangelical Divinity School named William Lane Craig as their Alumnus of the Year. |
| 2014 | Wheaton College named William Lane Craig as their Alumnus of the Year. |
| 2011 | Sam Harris described Craig as 'the one Christian apologist who seems to have put the fear of God into many of my fellow atheists', highlighting Craig's notable impact in philosophical debates. |
| 2011 | Lawrence Krauss engaged in a debate with Craig, criticizing him for having a 'simplistic view of the world' and making what Krauss considered 'disingenuous distortions, simplifications, and outright lies'. |
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