Have you ever discussed some unpleasantness in the Bible only to hear that we need to “let the clearer passages interpret the difficult ones” or “let the Bible clarify the Bible”? What’s to clarify? Don’t label parts of the Bible “clear” and “difficult” when you really mean “pleasing” and “displeasing.” Read more
Bite-Size Reply #12: Atheists complain about the wrong things, God had good reasons to genocide people, and God didn’t actually order genocide anyway. Let’s critique. Read more
Bite-Size Reply #11: The Christian replies that *Jesus* was the one who made that claim, one religion might be right, and it’s narrow-minded to reject their narrow-mindedness. Read more
What has Christianity done for society? We’ve recently explored the claims that Christianity was behind the modern university. Let’s move on to the similar claim about modern hospitals. Read more
What has Christianity done for society? Christians will quickly respond that they were pioneers in building universities. Let’s look behind that claim to see if it stands up. Read more
Bite-Size Reply #10: the Christian response reverses the question, declares that the gospels were written by eyewitnesses, and points to the Bible’s record of prophecy. Read more
Bite-Size Reply #9: Is this challenge self-defeating? And can we demand certainty with anything? Let’s jump in. Read more
In part 1, we considered William Lane Craig’s childishly flawed defense of the Trinity. Now let’s see if he can support his claim that the moral character of the Christian god beats that of the Muslim god. Read more
William Lane Craig compares Christianity with Islam and argues that the Trinitarian Christian god is better, but his theological errors would earn him an F if this were a freshman paper. Read more
Bite-Size Reply #8: If Christians just do their best, that should be good enough for God. How does the Christian reply? Let’s critique. Read more
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