"A breathtaking achievement by the top two defenders of the moral argument for God's existence in our day"This book surveys the history of the moral argument for God's existence, provides a primer on moral realism, and offers a five-fold inductive moral argument."This book is an absolute treasure! Moral arguments have often been considered among the most vivid and compelling testimonies to the reality and nature of God, yet today their reception is surprisingly unpredictable. No one is better positioned to help this situation than David Baggett and William Lane Craig, who bring an amazing wealth of knowledge and experience to the topic. No one interested in the relation of morality and God can afford to avoid this wise, balanced, well-crafted, and persuasive book!"--Gavin Ortlund, president, Truth Unites; visiting professor, Phoenix Seminary; theologian-in-residence, Immanuel Nashville"A stunning achievement. The authors have done more than one would imagine one could in a single book. Of course, not every claim will be convincing to all readers, something the authors concede. However, Reasonable Moral Faith will be helpful to anyone who wants to think seriously about the relation of morality to God. It is a work to which I will often return and for which I am deeply grateful."--C. Stephen Evans, University Professor of Philosophy and Humanities, Baylor University"A breathtaking achievement by the top two defenders of the moral argument for God's existence in our day. Here in one volume, we finally have the most impressive case for God from morality, which will serve as the standard treatment for the next generation and beyond."--Paul Copan, Pledger Family Chair of Philosophy and Ethics, Palm Beach Atlantic University