WLC has made this claim now for the past 5 or so years:
https://www.reasonablefaith.org/media/re...in-brazil/
Is there any empirical evidence for Craig's claim?
Quote:Dr. Craig: By and large. Well, there were two groups of people. I very much wanted to do some evangelistic speaking in university contexts because I was told that in Brazil philosophy departments are dominated by French thought and Marxism, and they're very hostile to Christianity even though this is a Catholic country nominally. The philosophy departments are Marxist and French Continental philosophy. And Christian philosophy is just unheard of; [2] they have been untouched by the revolution in Christian philosophy that's gone on in the Anglophone realm over the last fifty years. So I was very anxious to have some input into university campus speaking. And I did two events of that nature that were the bookends of the tour, so to speak. We began with that in Sao Paulo and then we finished, as well, at another university in Sao Paulo with that.
https://www.reasonablefaith.org/media/re...in-brazil/
Is there any empirical evidence for Craig's claim?
