Tagged: religion
Creationism as a mental illness?
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2 years ago
Here is a somewhat old, but still relevant article published in Psychology Today briefly explaining why creationism is actually a mental illness. Creationism as a mental illness: In Cockney...
Doctrine of God - NORMAN GEISLER
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3 years ago
Definition: Impassable ĭm-păs′ə-bəl adjective Impossible to pass, cross, or overcome. Image credit: Watch Ameca robot | The world's most realistic humanoid robot in its FIRST public demo...
Correlation between religiosity and scientific illiteracy or hostility
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4 years ago
Back in 2017, Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson gave a presentation in South Carolina where he addressed the issue of scientific illiteracy. The summary of his presentation is below: Americans overall...
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 9: Sodom and Gomorrah
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4 years ago
Hi everyone, it has been a long time since I last posted an article in my fallacy of biblical stories series. So, I thought now might be a good time to do so. If you reviewed the previous...
Pastor John MacArthur Warns Biden to ‘Be Careful When You Put Your Hand on the Word of God’
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4 years ago
This pastor is so right on about so many issues both biblically and on issues of politics and current events. He stands for Biblical teachings as they are and expresses the current sexual and...
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 8: God, the biggest fallacy of them all?
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5 years ago
Up until now, the fallacy of biblical stories series has focus on specific biblical stories. For Part 8, I will examine the one thing that connects them all: God. After all, God is the central...
‘Worship Protests’ Are Bringing Revival To America’s Troubled Cities
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5 years ago
The seed author is exactly right. Things are happening in America to Christians and the church that until recently no one thought possible. The political left is trampling upon separation of...
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 7: The Virgin Birth
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5 years ago
Up until now, I've have been focusing on the biblical stories of the Old Testament. For part 7 of the series, I will look at what is one of the most famous and celebrated stories of the New...
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 6: The Day the Sun Stood Still
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5 years ago
Welcome to Part 6 of the fallacy of biblical stories series. This one will focus on a supposed celestial event described in the bible. Namely, the time God caused the sun to stop moving for...
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 5: The Tower of Babel
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5 years ago
Welcome to Part 5 of the biblical fallacy series. Today we are looking at the ancient skyscraper wannabe, the Tower of Babel. It's an ancient construction project that is supposed to explain the...
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 4: Jonah and the Whale
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5 years ago
For Part 4 of the series, I will be examining the story of Jonah and the Whale (or is it a "big fish?"). On the surface, this story seems like it came directly from a children's fairy tale book....
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 3: The 10 Plagues of Egypt
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5 years ago
For Part 3 in my series on the fallacies of biblical stories, A few individuals have suggested I explore the veracity of the 10 plagues of Egypt, as it seems quite fitting since we are all...
The Fallacy of Biblical Stories, Part 2: Adam & Eve
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5 years ago
Welcome to Part 2 of my series exploring the veracity of some biblical stories. If you missed Part 1: The Great Flood & Noah's Ark , feel free to check it out and comment, thanks. The focus...
The Problem with Religion
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5 years ago
The late, great George Carlin probably said it best: " Religion has convinced people that there's an invisible man living in the sky. Who watches everything you do every minute of every day....
Before I Go, there are a few things I want you to know! I am Not GAY, I just look that way!
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5 years ago
WARNING: Friends, Fellow Nitwits, and bored, Cross Dressing Liberals, if you have shabby taste in literature you SHOULD read this shabby, CLASSLESS, first draft piece of DRIBBLE, written...
COVID19 UP-DATE! Be Advised: This ain't NO DATING site. In hindsight, maybe it should be! (SATIRE)
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SiNNERs and ButtHeads
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5 years ago
WARNING: Political Pornography slung around "Cheer." If you are offended by words, but, not deeds, you might want to seize your " tiny-hiny", by your tinny-tiny, Lilly-white...
Do God/s exist? Probably not.
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5 years ago
God/s is a concept which has permeated human cultures and societies throughout history. The belief and worship of god/s can be traced back thousands of years and it's not unreasonable to assume...
Read Scripture: TaNaK / Old Testament
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6 years ago
The Hebrew canon, or Old Testament, refers to the collection of Hebrew (and some Aramaic) books that were recognized as Scripture in ancient Israel. The traditional order we're talking about...
America was NOT founded on christian principles
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7 years ago
NOTE: I've posted this article a while back and I thought it might be nice to revisit. Enjoy. I've have on occasion been engaged in articles and with individuals who proclaim that America was...
Why There Is No God: Quick Responses to 10 Common Theist Arguments [for the existence of god]
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7 years ago
I have been in many conversations where the debate turns into a discussion about whether God exists or not. Often times, theists will cite some "proof" for a God, which often turns out to be a...
The More We Evolve, The Less We Need God
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7 years ago
CLICK HERE FOR THE DEBATE IQ 2 offers well moderated thoughtful debates. This debate has a number of interesting points. But be warned that the opposing side led by Deepak Chopra will...