Morality predates the Bible
ergo we did/(potentially)do not need the Bible to become moral beings. Objection A: As was God’s intent, we are by nature moral beings, but through Adam we fell from grace; the Bible is… Read More
Over the past four years of blogging I have learnt a few things about the religion. I’ve learnt that people are willing to justify their faiths at the cost of all reason. I’ve had… Read More
Sometimes I shy away from writing about personal matters. I wonder if it would jeopardise the ideas you have of my work on this blog if I were to allow myself, just for… Read More
In my previous essays I have been quite negligent of this subject of the Christ’s salvation, which admittedly is so central a tenet to the various doctrines of Christianity that my failure to… Read More
ergo we did/(potentially)do not need the Bible to become moral beings. Objection A: As was God’s intent, we are by nature moral beings, but through Adam we fell from grace; the Bible is… Read More
Big deal. Another nutter will get elected because in order to qualify for popeship you’d have to be a nutter. And you wouldn’t conceive of becoming one unless you were a religious nutter… Read More
I was half-expecting to get some answers to my previous question, but owing to poor Christian readership of this blog, I think I may as well skip straight to the point that I… Read More
Out of curiosity, if God appeared to you and told you to kill your own child, would you do it? (Don’t say God wouldn’t, because He did.)
Once upon a time God created a man and a woman (reason: probably so they could worship Him). God foresees that man is going to screw up big time but made him anyway.… Read More
http://kingcohl.com/2013/01/13/q-a/ “Atheists ask that question a lot and I tend to think – if you’re going to give God responsibility for all the bad in this world, you better be giving Him responsibility… Read More
As much as I should hate to attract a YEC readership, it has recently struck me that the theory of evolution is highly incompatible with, not only the literalist position of Christianity, but… Read More