A few years ago I responded to a few videos from atheist activist Hemant Mehta (which you can find here, here, and here) and I thought I’d settle back into the flow of things with a fun response to one of his new videos.
Continue reading “Answering The Friendly Atheist Pt.4: 25 Bad Reasons To Believe In God”
If you’ve been investigating the skeptical arguments against religion (or, more accurately, the Christian faith) then you have likely come across the argument that, ultimately, culture is what determines religious faith. Is this an argument that stands under scrutiny?
If Christianity is true, how do we approach miracle claims in other religions? Is this an impossible hurdle to jump or have the critics gone a step too far?
Continue reading “How Do We Approach Miracles In Other Religions?”
A couple of critics have given us a few instructions on how to live but are they consistent or have they made a hilarious blunder?
The atheist debate notes have asked us to conjure up the evilest God possible. What do I think of their findings?
Will God allow you to live a free and immoral life right until the last minute? A couple of critics have conjured up a rather fishy scenario, but can it really happen?
Continue reading “Looking At a Killer’s Deathbed Repentance”
Are soundbites a skeptics favourite argument? When even a professor depends on them I think that’s a good enough reason to take a hard look at them.
It’s high time I jumped back into another vid by this character. This time we’ll look at his reasons why the Bible isn’t a well-written book.
Continue reading “Answering The Atheist Voice Pt.3 Is The Bible A Well-Written Book?”
A video featuring comedian Ricky Gervais on a popular youtube talk show has been circling around the skeptic community for some time, but does it provide anything of substance? Let’s dive in.
Continue reading “A Response to Ricky Gervais and the Problems With God”
A couple of months ago an interesting objection was brought to my attention. The claimant stated that Scripture supports the notion that Heaven is actually hotter than Hell. What does a closer, contextual look say?
In this article, I’ll take a serious look at an exegesis by an atheist skeptic in regards to a Biblical passage that’s said to support abortion. Are they right, or is the Bible pointing to something else?
To get back into the swing of things I decided to address an issue I see far too often in the atheist activist community. Is it right to mock something we don’t understand? Let’s take a look.
As I was browsing popular skeptic sources on the web, I came across an interesting list of ten signs that indicate that one is a fundamentalist Christian. Do these apply to you or me? If they do, what should we change?
Continue reading “The Ten Signs You’re a Christian Fundamentalist Examined”
Despite planning to part ways with writing for the rest of the year, I thought it’d be fun to quickly dismantle a popular myth among the “skeptics” (a very loose term here) that Santa Claus is no different to Jesus Christ. Really?
It’s time to examine Mehta’s second video containing short arguments against God’s existence. Will it be an improvement? Let’s see.
Continue reading “Answering The Friendly Atheist Pt. 2: 20 Short Arguments Against God’s Existence?”
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