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Rationality Rules – Debunked
I just watched the video “Western Civilization is Based on Judeo-Christian Values – Debunked” and found the arguments made by Rationality Rules weak. I’ll comment after the video: First of all, some of the quotes used to illustrate the claim … Continue reading
Answering 20 Questions for Atheists
I’m going to answer 20 questions atheists struggle to answer , which were posted on the Christian Medical Comment blog by Peter Saunders. 1.What caused the universe to exist? We don’t know. When I say know, I mean that science doesn’t have an … Continue reading
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Tagged amino acid, anthropic principle, atheism, compatiblism, conscience, evolution, genetics, language families, morality, resurrection, self-awareness, suffering, supernatural
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Why the Atheist “Argument from Diversity” is Fallacious
Stated simply, the atheist argument from diversity is essentially that religions contradict each other, and therefore its highly likely that no religion is true. I have a huge problem with this: A religion is not merely true or false. Religions … Continue reading
Dissecting 12 Arguments Against Christianity
I keep running into atheist arguments, many of which are arguments I’ve made in the past, that somehow no longer seem to shake my belief that there is a higher power in the universe and my recent conversion to the … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, christianity, evolved behavior, free will, kingdom of heaven, miracles, naturalism, nihilsim, occam's razor, old testament, problem of evil, relativism, sola fide
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The Problem of Evil
One question that atheists love to throw out when debating Christians (or Jews, or Muslims) is the question of why, if God is good, omniscient, and omnipotent, is there evil and suffering? For example, you can watch as Stephen Fry … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, bible.org, christianity, naturalism, pantheism, problem of evil, river blindness, Stephen Fry
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Atheism and Free Will
I watched the following video on atheism on The Rubin Report. The description of the video is “An atheist isn’t denying that a god or gods exist, an atheist is just asking evidence for such an incredible claim. All this … Continue reading
Answers to Questions for Atheists by Matt Slick
These questions were posted by Matt Slick on the web site of the Christian Appologetics and Research Ministry. I’ve provided my answers. Matt writes: These questions are not meant to be show stoppers. They are only for research purposes so … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, christian appologetics and research ministry, christianity, spirituality, theology
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