`  == Reasons for removal of William Craig content ==  There were a number of problems with the writing about Craig on the article. Hence I have removed them and considerably increased the quality of the article. The first problem is that most of the paragraphs did not even state that those beliefs were Craig or even that they were beliefs, for example, ``B theory suffers a incoherence as all other theories, that time is illusionary. The Buddhist can consistently deny the reality of the physical world, since the illusion of physicality does not entail physicality, but this is not the case with temporal becoming``, except this was not stated as a belief of Craig but or as opinion/belief at all, but as a fact outright, You should also note Craig (a Christian) making a dig at Buddhist philosophy.  The second is much more fundamental, the problem is that this type of writing does not belong on this type of page. The page is an academic page on Physics and scientific philosophy. The theme of the views (which were Craig's) were aggressive, they were also written in a format that mislead the reader into thinking this was by far the general consensus, or a major position on the matter (to give you an idea what I',m talking about, Craig views (though some not even stated as views) were placed in the description of B-theory section as opposed to a new section on opposition).  The 'philosophy' certainly wasn't worth any recognition in the academic community, and hence hasn't been. Reword the paragraphs you say? Well, most of it was even beyond that, it was just babble that had no academic founding, it was mostly just records of Craig's random ranting. The fact is the page was not much philosophy but a collection of Craig's religous-oriented rants and opinions (for lack of a better word). It was the type of information that belonged Craig biographical page under 'views and opinion' rather than a academic page.   I should note that there was perhaps one small paragraph potentially worth keeping, and me trying yo be open-minded, I kept it. However after further reading the statements contracted themselves, Craig argued against yet his quotes supported the theory, additionally the book where these views where from, was a book on theories of time and also the physics behind them (yes that's right, a book on physics by a fundamentalist Christian).  The book was completely rejected by the community and labelled pseudoscientific (books reviews also tell of this, particularly Craig completely misunderstanding relativity). Hence I've removed this last piece.   `