Reason 1,937 why I want nothing to do with Christianity: Pat Robertson on Haiti's Disaster
I'll just link to what Bruce over at Restless Wanderings said.
I wonder, did Jesus have a Bacon Number of 2000? And speaking of the food, and not the prolific actor, perhaps Paul's Christianity wiped out the original Jewish Christianity partly on the...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 2 minutes ago
There's also the rather awkward issue that Jesus answers demon prayers! It's a wonder that Christians haven't taken the obvious lesson when Jesus refuses to grant their requests....
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 8 minutes ago
And isn't there also the Thomist notion that God exists outside of time, whatever that means? So if demons had a beginning, then God experiences demons as existing and not existing at the same...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 10 minutes ago
Christian scholars are divided on the ultimate origin of "evil spirits"
As well they should be, given the absence of any objective data about evil spirits. To...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 12 minutes ago
I'm not opposed to every religion . . . only those involving people.
Looking to the future, I might be opposed to AI religion, should AI prove defective enough to have...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 17 minutes ago
The Catholic Church was down with Mussolini's Fascism and largely OK with, even supportive of, Nazism.
Not that the RCC has earned any sympathy after its long history...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 20 minutes ago
But the problem is, if it is an allegory, why does the story-teller not tell us so?
That might be like asking why Deepak Chopra today makes no sense. The term of art for...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 34 minutes ago
Technically the pig farmers would have been conservatives, given that pigs were a common domesticated animal in the region before Judaism became established. That's also how archaeologists...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 40 minutes ago
And if Jesus could violate the conservation laws by turning water into wine and multiplying the loaves and fishes, it should have been trivial for Jesus to compensate the victims of his property...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 46 minutes ago
And the destruction of the fig-tree. A fig-tree had to belong to someone, and even if it belonged to a temple or a community of some kind, someone had to take care of it. A fig-tree was very...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 1 hour ago
Ha ha ha! Perfect response.
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 4 hours ago
probably liberals.
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 5 hours ago
Your questions are legitimate, but Christian scholars are divided on the ultimate origin of "evil spirits", and therefore, how such story characters can be properly dealt with. Lay...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 5 hours ago
Should Jesus have compensated the pig-owners for the loss that he created? Mark 5:17 says that after this destruction of property, the people of that town begged for Jesus to leave. Sounds to me...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 5 hours ago
We know the story is hogwash.
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 5 hours ago
All that magic and they can't get rid of warts.
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 5 hours ago
To Hogwarts?
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 6 hours ago
Swine flew.
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 6 hours ago
um, who was raising pigs in a Jewish community?
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 7 hours ago
Some "scholars" think the demon pig yarn, is metaphor. The tenth legion were the occupying force around that time, apparently. Their emblem was a boar/pig.
Like...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 8 hours ago
Mark talked in "code" and depending on the audience, depended on who understood. Some "scholars" think the demon pig yarn, is metaphor. The tenth legion were the occupying force...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 9 hours ago
The Catholic Church was down with Mussolini's Fascism and largely OK with, even supportive of, Nazism.
Indeed. "The enemy of my enemy, is my...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 9 hours ago
As to Jesus' killing the demons: since demons are fallen angels, and according to catholic doctrine, any rational soul, once created, will exist forever, I think catholics would say Jesus...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 10 hours ago
‘A lack of faith is often tragically accompanied by the loss of meaning in life, the neglect of mercy, appalling violations of human dignity, the crisis of the family and so many other...
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 10 hours ago
Pig out?
Debunking Christianity: An Honest Sermon about the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 5 · 18 hours ago