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What is Atheistic Indoctrination? A Short Lecture
On Ham-Fisted Young Earth Creationism
Today, I started listening to a new debate on Unbelievable between young-earth creationist Ken Ham and old-earth creationist Jeff Zweerink. Before […]
fundamentalism, indoctrination, Ken Ham, Unbelievable, young earth creationismAssuming Christianity is false. There, aren’t we clever?
#unbelievable Imagine you’re a Christian who wakes up to find that all the churches are gone & every other Christian […]
atheism, begging the question, indoctrination, thought experimentCultic Atheistic Indoctrination in a Meme
Observe carefully, this is what cultic indoctrination looks like: https://t.co/bQZRZ9Vz1w — Tentative Apologist (@RandalRauser) July 12, 2019 Sometimes, benighted folk […]
atheism, indoctrination, secularismThe Ways of Atheist Indoctrination
Many atheists are keen to identify indoctrination within Christian (or other religious) communities. Not surprisingly, however, they typically fail to […]
atheism, indoctrination, skepticism, You're not as crazy as I thinkOn Keeping a Closed Mind: Lessons from The Friendly Atheist
A couple days ago The Friendly Atheist posted an article titled “Christian Textbook Urges Readers To ‘Keep a Closed Mind’.” […]
critical thinking, fundamentalism, Hemant Mehta, indoctrination, open mind, steelman, strawman, the Friendly AtheistGenuine Inquiry vs. Partisan Advocacy: A Couple Comments
Jeff Lowder just wrote a helpful article in which he contrasts “genuine inquiry” vs. “partisan advocacy”. Jeff describes genuine inquiry […]
apologetics, indoctrination, Jeff Lowder, rhetoric, truthAtheists who celebrate intellectual regression
Intellectual development involves, among other things, the increased ability to analyze the views of others with critical nuance and charity. […]
Dan Barker, fundamentalism, indoctrination, rationality, reasonA Little Learning is a Dangerous Thing, or the biggest problem with popular Christian apologetics
Thirty years ago popular Christian apologetics (henceforth PCA) was thin on the ground: Josh McDowell, John Warwick Montgomery, Norman Geisler, […]
apologetics, education, indoctrination