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The Highest Law
I was listening to an apologist recently who was trying to explain the problem of Hell. The apologist wanted to make clear that God did not want to send anyone to Hell, but that He had no choice because of … Continue reading
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What was Sacrificed?
I’ve been reading The Absurdity of the Atonement, the late Ken Pulliam’s entry in John Loftus’ The End of Christianity. Pulliam is attempting to dismantle the “penal substitutionary theory” of the atonement. Briefly, the theory state the God sent his … Continue reading
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The Next Stage in Tract Evolution
Want to share a Chick tract? Now there’s an app for that. If you are a Christian, you want to share the best thing that ever happened to you with your friends. After all, you care about your friends, and … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Christianity
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McDowell vs. the Internet
According to Josh McDowell, the atheists are winning, and we’re using that dirty internet to do it: Atheists and skeptics now have equal access to our children as we have, which is why the number of Christian youth who believe … Continue reading
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Case For a Creator?
The following post was submitted by Jeremy Wells, AKA the Not So Friendly Atheist, who blogs about the logical flaws in religious arguments. The Christian argument for a personal god is the perfect example of a non-sequitur argument. They explain … Continue reading
Posted in Apologetics, Articles, Christianity
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Copan and the Kettle
I’ve read along in Paul Copan’s Is God a Moral Monster while reading Thom Stark’s response. It seems like a great example of kettle logic. Copan isn’t really focusing on one line of argument. Instead, he’s throwing everything he can … Continue reading
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Problems with Divine Morality
Greta Christina has one of her regular articles on Alternet titled One More Reason Religion Is So Messed Up: Respected Theologian Defends Genocide and Infanticide. (warning: don’t read the comments. Alternet is as bad as youtube.) She’s reacting to a … Continue reading
I Swear to God …
One of Ray Comfort’s followers using some of his apologetics, along with a cheesy card trick. Alright, pet peeve. I’ll make this quick. Writing “OMG” is not taking the Lord’s name in vain. First off, “God” is not a name. … Continue reading
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