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Ten Years After the Atheist Bus Campaign: Some Reflections
It may be hard to believe, but it has been ten years since the Atheist Bus Campaign posted ill-conceived signs […]
atheism, meaning, naturalismWhat are Human Rights Based On? A Response to Andy Bannister
A couple weeks ago “Unbelievable” featured a debate/dialogue on human rights between Christian apologist Andy Bannister and humanist/atheist Peter Tatchell. […]
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You are insignificant; therefore, God doesn’t exist: Reflections on the Worst Arguments Against Christianity (Part 3)
Next up in our ongoing survey of bad arguments against Christianity we have Jonathyn42 who offers the following: “An in-law […]
apologetics, existentialism, LSD, meaning, skepticism, undercutting defeater91. Andy Bannister on Atheism, Morality, and the Meaning of Life
In his famous essay “A Free Man’s Worship,” Bertrand Russell describes the plight of our species in a godless universe […]
Andy Bannister, atheism, Euthyphro dilemma, existentialism, God, meaning, morality, theismIs Life Meaningless without God? A Look at Andy Bannister’s Arguments
Andy Bannister is the director and top apologist of RZIM Canada and author of The Atheist Who Didn’t Exist. In […]
Andy Bannister, apologetics, atheism, meaning, purpose, theismThe Meaning of Life: A New Year’s Eve Reflection
The dawning of a new year is a great opportunity for a little life reflection. But this New Year’s Eve, […]
existentialism, meaning, meaning of life, purposeYou Don’t Own Yourself: Christianity Against Culture Part 1
Several weeks ago, blog commenter extraordinaire Luke Breuer posed the following question to me in a discussion thread: “What are […]
anthropology, meaning, meaning of life, purpose, worldviewHuman value and the atonement: A Reply to Andy Bannister
I’ve just been listening to (and enjoying) the August 29th edition of Unbelievable which features a dialogue between Christian theist […]
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