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10 hours ago by Eric Brown

I suppose this is a very belated Lenten reflection, and with reason too. I certainly do not know the worth or value of any spiritual reflection I have to give, so I will not dare to assign one. All I can is say is that in the past few months I have come a long way, certainly not far enough, but conv ...

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16 hours ago by Chris

If there is one God then why so many conflicting religions? YouTube – 3 Faiths ( Islam, Christianity, Judaism), One God. Share and Enjoy:

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19 hours ago by Sherry

From time to time, I get asked the question: Why are you so against fundamentalists? Doesn’t this cut against your basic belief that people have a right to believe as they wish in terms of God? Goodness knows your particular conclusions are unique from mainstream ideas. And there is truth to that. I ...

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1 day ago by Chris

First comes love, then comes marriage. Then come all the thorny issues that arise with raising kids in a religious tradition when that religious tradition doesn’t see you as married. When another state legalizes gay marriage, as New Hampshire did recently, civil-rights activists cheer. But practical ...

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1 day ago by Brian Branam

What is an atheist, an agnostic, or a theist? More importantly, who has the burden of proof? Most people assume that they can claim to be an agnostic or an atheist and that should be the end of discussion. The assumption is that the theist has something to prove, that atheism or agnosticism is the “ ...

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2 days ago by xmasfish

I personally take the incredibly fashionable and obviously rational (if you’re a Christian William Lane Craig fanboi), or the increbibly unfashionable and obviously irrational (if you’re an angry atheist blogger) position that the Kalam Cosmological Argument is a sound argument. I also happen to bel ...

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2 days ago by lifeasacupofcoffee

I’d never really thought about all the decorations that people keep in their houses before, until I was at a friend’s house recently. Until now, I’d never noticed just how much someone could figure out about her and her family’s religious ideas just by walking into her living room. There are crosses ...

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2 days ago by brgulker

A. J. Jacobs describes himself as an agnostic Jew. As such, he’s not someone you would expect to find headlining Christian conferences and speaking at local churches. But lately, he’s been invited to do just that. Jacobs recently released a book entitled The Year of Living Biblically: One Man’s Humb ...

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3 days ago by zachagoff

The other day, with two of my good friends, we decided to watch a documentary titled Religulous. I had heard of the movie multiple times and have always wanted to see it, considering I am interested in religion and apologetics. Expecting to be intellectually challenged, I prepared myself for a menta ...

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3 days ago by Josh

Agnosticism has a certain appeal as a more moderate form of atheism. Agnosticism, for our purposes, refers to the belief that the existence (or lack thereof) of god is unknowable. I’ve generally found that theists tend to have more respect for agnostics due to their holding of a more “reasonable” po ...

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