Talk:William Lane Craig
Add topicLatest comment: 4 years ago by HalMartin in topic I found an archived link to the "Subject: slaughter of the Canaanites" citation
What makes a youtuber notable?
[edit]The C of E (twice) struck this quote because Thunderf00t is a "non-notable youtuber":
- What exactly is it that make your fans think you are some successful leading world academic, when the dirty little secret of your frankly third-rate track record tells an entirely different story? Sorry, Craig, but from the point of view of peer-review literature, you are an unsuccessful academic midget. ... Sorry, "Two-Citations" Craig, but it's reality check time. We both know that all those trees that laid down their lives such that your name could appear in print, died in vain.
- Phil Mason (2012-01-06). William Lane 'Two Citations' Craig, Academic Midget. YouTube.
- What exactly is it that make your fans think you are some successful leading world academic, when the dirty little secret of your frankly third-rate track record tells an entirely different story? Sorry, Craig, but from the point of view of peer-review literature, you are an unsuccessful academic midget. ... Sorry, "Two-Citations" Craig, but it's reality check time. We both know that all those trees that laid down their lives such that your name could appear in print, died in vain.
That may be so, but it makes me wonder, what would constitute a "notable youtuber"? How should we measure a youtuber's notability? ~ Robin Lionheart (talk) 03:13, 12 May 2013 (UTC)
Ontological incongruities
[edit]- There is the man who japes and the man who naturally wishes to be courteous, neither of whom actually know the meaning of life; although one, however, may be quite certain of knowing it, while the other may only suspect he doesn't. ~ Robin Loonheart (talk) 10:54, 8 February 2016 (UTC)
I found an archived link to the "Subject: slaughter of the Canaanites" citation
[edit]Here it is. The original link is broken. I would add the archived link myself, but I can't work out how to do that and not break the citation.--HalMartin (talk) 19:06, 15 April 2020 (UTC)