FYI: I just finished posting a series dealing with an ubiquitously promulgated well within the box atheist talking point de jour which is the claim—popularized by Richard Dawkins, his cult of personality hero worship adherents, et al.—that “God did it” is a science stopper. Imagine being so shockingly ignorant of 1) the very foundations upon …
Question for atheists: is “God did it” a science stopper? Read More »
Jonah Lehrer—“journalist who writes on the topics of psychology, neuroscience, and the relationship between science and the humanities. He served as a research assistant at Columbia University in Eric Kandel's lab”:
The following video serves as a good verification of an essay that I wrote as part of a series comparing Jesus and Muhammad. The relevant essay is: Muhammad’s Sins? The rest of the series, which begins here, is: Part 1: Introduction Part 2: Heavenly Bliss Part 3: Virgin Birth Affirmed Part 4: Regarding Wives Part …
“The more things change the same the more they stay the same” is a common parlance of the manner in which to reiterate that which King Solomon stated millennia ago, “There is nothing new under the Sun.” The video below is of a debate on homosexuality and Christianity engaged upon by the original “Bible Answer …
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Alpha and Omega Ministries’ Dr. James White published a fascinating and sad post about the end times / last days / eschatological false prophecies of Jehovah’s Witnesses. The following image was provided:
FYI: I just finished posting a series considering one of many talking point scare quotes that are oft employed against Bible believers. Ezekiel 9:6 states, “Slaughter the old men, the young men and women, the mothers and children.” For pseudo-skeptical-atheists a fragment of a verse is always enough information upon which to rain down condemnation. …
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We now conclude considering part of the American Humanists Association’s “Interesting Facts You Might Not Know”: “Without a god, why be good at all?” We now pick up where the last segment ended. 3) It is an argument to embarrassment: The only answer to the premise “Without a god, why be good at all?” was …
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In this segment we will consider part of the American Humanists Association’s “Interesting Facts You Might Not Know.” Having considered one of their facts: in part 1, I will now consider: “Without a god, why be good at all?” This fact is elucidated thusly: “Without a god, why be good at all?
The American Humanists Association is one of the groups that collected donated money to fund self-serving ad campaigns instead of helping people in need during a time of worldwide recession. The 2008 AD ads read “Why believe in God? Be good for goodness’ sake” the 2009 AD ads read the same with the addition of …
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