Dr. Craig is a liar.

[Huggy Bear]

Actually, that would be the atheist motto, you're just not used to being on the receiving side of it.

As I've stated before, what scholars "believe" is irrelevant, what determines if Jesus's statement of "He that believeth on me, the works that I do shall he do also" is true or not, is if anyone is actually doing the same works, agree?

I'm always accustomed to being on the receiving side of it. It's how we live our lives. What I'm not accustomed to is having someone say it when they're willing to ignore the scholarly consensus on anything they'd prefer to ignore, knowing they won't accept research and won't question why their holy book says what it now says, as if it was the result of God giving dictation to His Divine Secretary.

And no, I don't agree. I'm not even sure exactly what you mean. I'm assuming you refer to magical powers supposedly granted by Jesus to followers who believe, as claimed in the holy books... except that such things are always debunked when put to the actual test by scientific means.

Ok, let's just say (hypothetically) that if a supernatural event was verified scientifically, would you accept it?

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Also your link only states what "most scholars believe" not what they can prove.

Proof outstrips belief now? Is this a concession?

Unless you're trying to say in a round about way that you can prove God doesn't exist, I'm not sure this is a road you want to go down.