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Does Christianity need the Homoousion?
Last year, I posted an article titled “Does Christianity need a resurrected Jesus?” In this present article, I want to […]
Christianity, homoousion, orthodoxyThe Ultimate Elevator Pitch Continues: Defending a Worldview in Thirty (or Ninety) Seconds
Here’s my second (and final) list of elevator pitch worldviews. This time out, we have two entries from outside the […]
atheism, Christianity, elevator pitch, worldviewShrewd as Snakes: The Christian and the Psychopath
Note: six years ago I wrote a series of articles on psychopathy. This article is based on that earlier work. […]
Christianity, psychopathyHelp Me Put On a Christian/Atheist Devil’s Advocate Debate
In “The Problem with Debates” I pointed out that debates tend to be poor vehicles for providing illumination. On the […]
apologetics, atheism, Christianity, debate, devil's advocateNo true Christian would subjugate and oppress other faiths
Christianity subjugates & oppresses other faiths when it is NOT true to its principles; Islam does it when it IS […]
Christianity, Islam, logical fallacy, Michael Brown, no true scotsman, toleranceDo atheists get their moral values from humanism?
This morning I came across the following tweet from Counter Apologist: Humanism is where Seth & most of the atheist […]
atheism, Christianity, ethics, morality“A fundamentalist radical Christian is just as misguided and frightening as a fundamentalist radical Muslim.” Discuss
Yesterday political analyst Matthew Dowd posted the following tweet: A fundamentalist radical Christian is just as misguided and frightening as […]
Christianity, fundamentalism, Islam, religious violenceA Review of The Moral Arc Part 1: Abortion
Michael Shermer. The Moral Arc: How Science and Reason Lead Humanity Toward Truth, Justice, and Freedom. New York: Henry Holt, […]
atheism, Christianity, Enlightenment, humanism, Michael Shermer, secularismEven if theism may be rationally justified, can the same be said of a specific religion?
A couple days ago Counter Apologist published a glowing review of An Atheist and a Christian Walk into a Bar. Counter […]
atheism, Christianity, Counter Apologist, rationality, skepticism