Published debate record
7 eligible one-on-one scorecards. Average published score: 87.1/100. Scores describe these debates, not the person's overall ability or worth.
William Lane Craig vs Alex Malpass: Can Something Come From Nothing? · 2026
Craig defended causal necessity, finite-past paradoxes, and personal agency; Malpass more successfully exposed categorical causal gaps, coherent infinities, and underdetermined creator attributes.
William Lane Craig: 75 · Alex Malpass: 91. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Miles K. Donahue vs Alex Malpass: Does Fine-Tuning Point to God? · 2026
Donahue defended a theistic likelihood advantage from fine-tuning, while Malpass pressed naturalistic aggregation, uncertain divine psychology, prior ambiguity, and theory-relative alternatives.
Miles K. Donahue: 79 · Alex Malpass: 80. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Alex Malpass vs James Anderson: Does Logic Prove God? · 2021
Anderson argues necessary propositions are best grounded in divine thoughts; Malpass defends nonmental propositions while challenging conceptualism's coherence and comparative advantage.
James Anderson: 86 · Alex Malpass: 82. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Jay Dyer vs Alex Malpass: The TAG Argument · 2019
Malpass consistently exposed necessity, parity, and scope gaps, while Dyer offered substantive Orthodox grounding but left several decisive comparative bridges underdeveloped.
Jay Dyer: 74 · Alex Malpass: 91. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Josh Rasmussen vs Alex Malpass: Suffering, Theism, and Causal Finitism · 2021
Rasmussen defends causal finitude and theistic expectations; Malpass challenges modal recombination and argues that suffering's severity and distribution favor indifference.
Josh Rasmussen: 82 · Alex Malpass: 89. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
William Lane Craig vs Alex Malpass: Did the Universe Begin to Exist? · 2020
Craig defended actual-infinity, temporal-asymmetry, and successive-addition arguments; Malpass more effectively challenged their modal warrant, tense symmetry, quantification, and paradox-based support.
William Lane Craig: 79 · Alex Malpass: 90. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Randal Rauser vs Alex Malpass — Does Suffering Provide Evidence Against Theism? · 2021
Malpass argues suffering favors indifference over classical theism; Rauser concedes the bare comparison while defending richer theistic background beliefs.
Alex Malpass: 87 · Randal Rauser: 83. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.