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The Atheist Missionary replied to my post on Mike Licona and academic freedom as follows: “Licona’s experience is precisely why […]
academic freedom, censorship, free speechFirst they came for Michael Licona
A few months back I blogged in defense of one of evangelical Christianity’s leading apologists and academics, Michael Licona. Why? […]
academic freedom, Al Mohler, censorship, evangelicalism, inerrancy, Michael Licona, Norman Geisler, scholarship, Southern BaptistWho would vandalize an atheist bus ad?
The Christian Post recently reported that the Central Arkansas Coalition of Reason won a court case to post atheist messages on […]
advertising, atheism, bus ad, censorship, Christianity, theismGratuitious sex, violence and swearing at the movies? The debate continues
In “How many ‘F’ words in a film is TOO many?” I critiqued Michael Medved (nineteen years after the fact) […]
"Happy Feet", censorship, film, film critics, Lars von Trier, moralism, MPAA, profanity, ratingsHow many ‘F’ words in a film is TOO many?
It has been nineteen years since conservative commentator and film critic Michael Medved published the bestseller Hollywood vs. America: Popular […]
censorship, ethics, film criticism, Hollywood vs. America, Michael Medved, moralism, morality, profanity