The inquiry into God and cosmology pierces the very heart of human existence, probing the most profound and existential of questions: "Why is there something rather than nothing?" or, more intimately, "Why do I occupy this fleeting moment?" The 2014 Greer-Heard Forum tackled this conundrum head-on, pitting Christian philosopher William Lane Craig against atheist cosmologist Sean Carroll in a lively debate that captivated an audience of over nine hundred. The exchange was marked by spirited repartee, good-natured humor, and a willingness to engage the full spectrum of possibilities. This volume distills the essence of that debate, augmented by insightful reflections from other conference participants. The Greer-Heard Point-Counterpoint Forum is dedicated to fostering open and respectful dialogue on pivotal issues in religion and culture. By encouraging presenters and authors to express themselves freely, without fear of censure or retribution, the forum cultivates a rich and stimulating exchange of ideas. The result is a volume that will resonate with readers from diverse backgrounds and perspectives, sparking fresh insights and perspectives on the human condition.