Advances in quantum computers have put quantum superposition in the news now, but Christians display their own kind of superposition. Read more
Advances in quantum computers have put quantum superposition in the news now, but Christians display their own kind of superposition. Read more
Imagine a gunman in a classroom. One by one; he goes through the students; demanding to know if they are Christian. He kills each who say they are. One Christian blogger says that Christians can’t lie if faced with this situation. Read more
Jesus as a lamb, forty years of wandering in the desert, original sin, the rainbow after the Flood—these are symbols. Is there a God with a message? If so, he’d present it without embellishment. Read more
Christian apologists sometimes argue for objective moral wrong by pointing to the Holocaust as an example. With a little thought, however, that argument turns out to be very embarrassing for the Christian position. Read more
A Christian apologist has found a clever prayer meme. Instead of actually responding to it, though, he wants to show the atheist why the challenge is malformed. Read more
Let’s wrap up our look at the moral argument in Geisler and Turek’s popular Christian apologetic book “I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist” (concluded). Read more
We continue exploring the moral argument in Geisler and Turek’s popular Christian apologetic book “I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist” (3 of 4) Read more
We continue exploring the moral argument in Norm Geisler and Frank Turek’s book “I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist” (part 2) Read more
More from Geisler and Turek’s “I Don’t Have Enough Faith to Be an Atheist.” This time, a critique of their Moral Law argument. Read more
Seyi Omooba is a British actress whose Christian criticism of homosexuality came back to bite her. (Part 1 here.) Who hurt whom? Let’s review to see who hurt whom and if injury could’ve been prevented. This is my evaluation (and the more I write, the more subtleties appear), so feel free to add comments with corrections or different approaches. Seyi Omooba put up a Christian anti-gay Facebook post five years ago. This year, someone uncovered it and showed it to… Read more