In his popular "Question of the Week" series, philosopher William Lane Craig responds to this popular quip. He writes:
"The problem with these sorts of slogans, which dominate popular culture, is that they are often an excuse for intellectual laziness, a refusal to grapple with the really difficult issues. What is perhaps most disturbing about such sloganeering is that it is symptomatic of a lack of intellectual curiosity on the part of the sloganeer, a lack of interest in important questions that merit serious reflection."
You can find WLC's full response here.
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Courage and Godspeed,
Chad
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