Final Jeopardy
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William Lane Craig's "Two Story House" analogy.
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Final Jeopardy Question
William Lane Craig uses the house with two stories; he says the first floor is the material world. And this is why atheists don't have a two story house, but they often try to live in the second story. What is the second story of this house called (or, what's in it)?
Answer...
The second story is where value and meaning reside. The immaterial. Thus, the atheistic worldview has no basis or explanation for these things, but are forced to live with them as realities, invalidating their own worldview.