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The Shame of Non-Evidence
“The deepest sin against the human mind is to believe things without evidence.” -Thomas H. Huxley ******** “What can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence.” -Christopher Hitchens ******** “It is wrong always, everywhere, and for anyone, … Continue reading
Posted in atheist, belief, christopher hitchens, Common Sense, deceived, faith, fallacious reasoning, freethinker, god, laws of logic, logic, occam's razor, philosophy, probability of God, quote, reason, reasonable evidence, religion, religion vs. science, scientist, skeptic, skepticism
Tagged belief, Carl Sagan, Christopher Hitchens, critical thinking, evidence of Jesus, logic, Musings, quotable quotes, quotes, reason, reasonable belief, reasonable evidence, Scientific skepticism, skeptic, skepticism, Thomas Huxley
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Scriptural Reasoning
Go to Main Menu, Bonus topic for my series: Reasoning with Faith, Religion, and Atheism Scriptural Reasoning (SR) is a growing academic field of study, because it is a relatively young philosophical field of thought. In some academic circular it is … Continue reading
Posted in Common Sense, conference, debate, Free-Thought, freedom, freethinker, philosophy, purpose, reason, reasoning, religion, scripture alone, systematic theology, theology, youtube
Tagged christian, christian reasoning, Christianity, community, conference, God, Guillermo Hansen, judaism, Judeo-Christian, Musings, quote, reasonable faith, religion, Religion and Spirituality, scriptual reasoning, theology
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Why I am no longer a Christian?
On several occasion I usually get some version of the two following Question and all these questions are really not about the existence of (any generic) God, but Why I don’t ultimately believe in the Christian God.: What is the … Continue reading
Posted in atheist, attributes, attributes of God, bible contradictions, bible study, biblical difficulties, christian, creation, creationism, cumulative case, deconversion, early christian history, god, Intelligent Design, philosophy, purpose, religion vs. science, theology
Tagged atheism, Atheist, atrocities, bible contradictions, bible difficulties, christian history, Christianity, church history, Creationism, does god exist?, early church history, God, God's attributes, historical jesus, Intelligent Design, manifesto, morality, Prayer, reason, science, scriptural difficulties, unanswered prayer
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Defending your Faith-Free Life
Reblogged from Triangulations: Let’s start with a Bible quote and my coined definition: …Always be ready to give a defense to everyone who asks you a reason for the hope that is in you, with meekness and fear; — 1 … Continue reading
Posted in apologetic, apologetics, atheism, belief, christian faith, Free-Thought, freethinker, inspiration, philosophy, purpose, quote, reason, reasonable evidence, religion, Response, theology, unbelief
Tagged apologetics, belief, christian apologetics, Christian faith, christian reasoning, Hannah Arendt, quotable quotes, quote, reasonable belief, reasonable evidence, reasonable faith, religion, unbelief
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Answering the Well Spent Journey Atheist Questionnaire
So in all fairness to Matt of the Well Spent Journey Blog who took my Theist Challenge. I took his 12 Questions to ask an Atheist. In addition he does have a very interesting summary post, on the different answers … Continue reading
Posted in atheism, atheist vs christian, bible study, life, philosophy, purpose, religion vs. science, Response, scientist, youtube
Tagged atheism, fine-tuning, free will, freethought, God, Neil deGrasse Tyson, religion, Survey, Theism
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My De-Conversion on the ‘Matter of Doubt’ Podcast
The Matter of Doubt Podcast kindly did a podcast interview on me. This podcast is a lot more personal in nature than I have been on my blog so check it out. Disclaimer: Please forgive my annoying laugh, I was … Continue reading
Posted in attributes, bible contradictions, bible study, biblical difficulties, biblical inerrancy, biblical inspiration, evolution, fallacious reasoning, god, life, philosophy, podcast, read your bible, reason, religion, scriptural difficulties, youtube
Tagged atheism, Atheist, bible, bible difficulties, biblical inerrancy, BitterSweet, christian, Christian faith, Christianity, de-conversion, God, inerrancy, inspiration, morality, podcast, religion
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Reasoning with Faith, Religion, and Atheism…The Final Thought of Reason (Part 9)
Go to Main Menu or Start at the Introductory Page The Final Thought of Reason “Thinking begins only when we have come to know that reason, glorified for centuries, is the stiff-necked adversary of thought.”-Hannah Arendt quotes
Posted in faith, philosophy, reasoning, systematic theology, theology, youtube
Tagged Guillermo Hansen, Hannah Arendt, logic, philosophy, reasoning, religion, The thinker, theology
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The Atheist Challenge on the Matter of Doubt Podcast
The Atheist Challenge: 10 Questions for Atheists In this episode of A Matter of Doubt guest Andy joins us as we respond to a listener’s challenge. The author of The Bittersweet End Christian blog sent us an email suggesting we take his Atheist Challenge, … Continue reading
Worshipping a Hidden God
The Hiddenness of God!!! “God being thus hidden, any religion that does not say God is hidden is not true, and any religion that does not explain why [God is hidden] does not instruct.” -Blaise Pascal How can one worship an invisible … Continue reading
Posted in atheist vs christian, doubt, god, jesus, jesus the christ, jesus the messiah, life, Pascal, philosophy, ravi zacharias, religion, theology
Tagged Pascal, philosophy, Ravi Zacharias, religion
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