Debunking Christianity

There’s no way to verify exactly  which  Jesus is in Christian hearts Just how many humans on Planet Earth “feel Jesus in their hearts...

If there's one thing to be known about about Randal Rauser it's his desire to approach apologetics in new ways, which can be seen in...

We did not deal with the Logical Problem of Suffering (or Evil) in my recent anthology, God and Horrendous Suffering . It's said Alvin P...

“…the most effective refutation of the New Testament remains the New Testament…” For centuries there have been epic takedowns of Chris...

Below is Appendix C from my book, Unapologetic: Why Philosophy of Religion Must End (Pitchstone Publishing, 2015), pp. 257-271. You're ...

Theology collides with the standards of historical verification The vast differences between the gospels of Mark and John are a tip-of...

In his apologetics book, Confident Faith , Mark Mittelberg is writing sentences and chapters on examining his religious faith from the luck ...

I'm reading an interesting book I got at a Good Will store. Described below is how the barbaric Norsemen polytheistic gods gave rise to ...

Too many resurrected gods, and too much suffering Chances are, there are no Catholic priests who, from the pulpit on Sunday morning, w...

On January 2018 I started a series of posts on Mark Mittelberg's book, Confident Faith . The first post introduced Mark and his book ri...

So many human calamities, so much suffering  For most of us—Christians and nonbelievers alike—it was hard to get into anything resembl...

A great many Christian theologians don't think highly of apologetics, following in the footsteps of Karl Barth who thought natural theol...

As the editor of God and Horrendous Suffering , which is highly recommended from important philosophers of both sides of this debate, I also...

As I've mentioned before, William Lane Craig does not consider doubt to be a virtue. Given his utterly unjustified claims of a (holy...

…unless there’s reliable, verifiable, objective data Sometimes I dream weird, surreal, even alarming stuff. When I wake up, I wonder h...

William Lane Craig has said, "Communicating my understanding of the proper basicality of certain Christian beliefs grounded by the Spir...

William Lane Craig's Favorite Hymn! Plantinga and Craig are prime examples of what philosopher Stephen Law said, “Anything based on fait...

The questions are getting tougher    Wouldn’t it be cool if Christians could settle their differences? What an embarrassment that they...

Craig falsely claims there is a distinction between knowing Christianity is true and showing Christianity is true. He might legitimately say...

On Thursday, August 11th, baseball fans will watch as the Chicago Cubs take on the Cincinnati Reds in the second installment of the Field of...

On Facebook Ryan Downie deservedly recommended Johnathan Pearce's book, The Nativity: A Critical Examination . Then this comment by Pall...

What follows is the Appendix to my anthology The Case against Miracles (pp. 551-560). I consider several parts of that book to be a major d...

I've written three books to educate believers on how to honestly seek the truth and defend it: 1) The Outsider Test for Faith: How to Kn...

1) Denying the need for sufficient objective evidence. Alvin Plantinga and William Lane Craig have argued that Christian believers do not ne...

The Bible is a fact-checker’s nightmare We are able to get along in the world to the extent we grasp  the importance of fact-checking....

Believers need to think for just one minute. Think about what should be the case, but isn't. Then you'll realize that if Christian b...

Guest Essay Written by Cat_Lord: 1. Introduction Throughout the course of Christian history, there have been many and various attempts to...

[First published 12/12/09] Dr. Jaco Gericke is a philosopher of religion and a biblical scholar to boot. He has written what can be consider...

In the Preface to his monumental book, God and Other Minds: A Study of the Rational Justification of Belief in God [Cornell University Pres...

Bill Craig answers questions on his website Reasonable Faith . This one was published on October 31, 2011: Q #237 "Is Appeal to the Wit...

21 faulty ideas, doctrines, and faith practices Pick a church, any church, and wait outside on a Sunday morning for people to come out...

Previously I had examined Bill Craig's personal conversion testimony right here . Well now, in a podcast released on July 18th 2022 , ...

The following is the text of a portion of their 1999 Ohio State University debate on the question “Did Jesus of Nazareth Rise from the Dead?...

William Lane Craig has admitted from the very beginning of his writing career that the historical evidence for the resurrection is not the b...

Let's examine what Craig says: A vast majority of the human race down through history don't have the training, the time, and the res...

In a clearly written post taking dead aim against the Argument from Reason , Richard Carrier exposes one of the most used apologetical &quo...

The Book of Acts ends with bad theology and a cover-up Promoters of religions, by which I mean missionaries, priests, preachers, evang...

German critic Gotthold Lessing (1729-1781) wrote about an “ugly broad ditch” he could not cross over, no matter how hard he tried. It was b...

Here is a written interview I did about my last book, "God and Horrendous Suffering." You'll have to scroll down through a few...

It’s a big fat F So far I have posted three Pop-Quizzes for Christians here on the DC Blog ( One      Two     Three ). My motive has b...

In 2008 William Lane Craig shared his personal testimony of how he became a Christian [reproduced in its entirety below, with a link]. I hav...

“I know you believe you understand what you think I said, but I am not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I mean...