Carrier Speaks About Flew's New Book
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Given the political state of affairs since the publishing of volume two. I wonder how a volume three would read like? Eta:- The deadlines we pressured Chris to meet were more often temptations...
Debunking Christianity: Volume 2 of Chris Rodda's "Liars for Jesus" Is Now Available · 40 minutes ago
It may be slightly unethical - maybe more than slightly - but that is business.
There are TV series done on the subject. I believe one of them stateside of the pond is...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 1 hour ago
Haa haaa...what a coincidence! I was out yesterday with a friend and we were talking about an old comrade who is the President of our local British Legion Branch. He was part of the D-Day landings...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 1 hour ago
In the case of the customer who finds a very valuable item for cheap in an antique shop or flea market, it is the seller who put it for sale. Too bad if he did not know it was worth much more than...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 2 hours ago
Debunking Christianity: Volume 2 of Chris Rodda's "Liars for Jesus" Is Now Available · 2 hours ago
"What kind of God would leave the most important message imaginable to chance?"
I think for too many religionists, the answer is "the God that gives me...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 2 hours ago
I never thought about this before. I assume that if a seller of a property knows about and conceals the existence of underground oil tanks on the property, that's a species of fraud. But if...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 2 hours ago
"There I was with Davey Crockett, shoulder to shoulder and backs to the wall..."
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 3 hours ago
Not many people may be aware that humans came surprisingly close to wiping out themselves along with much of the life on planet Earth back in the 1970s.
Waoh! I can remember...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 8 hours ago
Pious Fraud or Lying for Jesus. Someone might argue, "If my falsehood enhances God's truthfulness and so increases his glory, why am I still condemned as a sinner?"...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 8 hours ago
Then again, I'm just an old crank with a bad attitude.
I'm Spartacus!
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 9 hours ago
Even "legally" there is such a thing as "fraud by omission" in the US and probably every other Western country. If this had happened in my old village of a few decades ago, the...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 18 hours ago
Modern humans have known about the germ theory of disease for some time now, so that's one of the omissions in the bible that stands out. Today of course we have newer risks, some of them...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 18 hours ago
Was it illegal to keep mum about the treasure and then buy the field? I am reminded of a former friend, a very right-wing Catholic, who said, "Sometimes legalism works in your favor."
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 18 hours ago
Germs weren't as big a problem before agriculture permitted humans to begin living in large numbers and high densities in settled communities. For most of human (pre)history, life for most...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 19 hours ago
It may be because I didn’t grow up Christian and had already been an atheist for almost twenty years when I read the Bible for the first time, but many things were immediately crystal clear to me:...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 21 hours ago
My reply to Turek would be to first prove what it was that he believes Jesus taught, since he wrote nothing himself and his very existence is in question. Second, what evidence of the resurrection?...
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 21 hours ago
And I still go through the motions of trying to do my bit. I watched a documentary last night and found out another disturbing fact. Around 20% of worldwide human calorie foodstuff intake, is rice....
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 1 day ago
Evolutionary speaking, the child that has had the most resources investment put in, i.e. the eldest. Would be the pragmatic decision. The more likely vehicle for passing on genes. But of course...
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 1 day ago
Turek would counter that Christianity should be judged based on what Jesus actually taught and what the evidence for his resurrection shows, not how Christians actually are. How they actually are...
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 1 day ago
Is this supposed to be some sort of defense of Christianity? I must say it's pretty pathetic. It is a known fact that in order for one to be a "true" Christian he/she must possess...
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 1 day ago
A more painful example of moral conundrum is the mother of two small children hiking in the woods. Two bears come up. One attacks her son (4), the other attacks her daughter (5). The bears are 50...
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 1 day ago
You can get lost down in the weeds of trying to debate what actually went down, but my primitive brain asks, "What kind of God would leave the most important message imaginable to...
Debunking Christianity: Honest Sermons on the Gospel of Mark: Chapter 7 · 1 day ago
And Frank Turek would say, with great dramatic flair: "You can't judge a religion by its abuse".
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 1 day ago
It seems so hopeless, as if all we can do is extend life as we know it. But then, that seems to be our fate either way.
Debunking Christianity: New Chapter: The Emotional Problem of Evil · 1 day ago