Sometime in the past year or two, I was added to a Facebook group called The Black Sheep. I didn't think much of it, nor have I interacted much therein because I prefer interacting more in the public realm than within groups online for some reason. It seemed a peaceful place, though, and the conversations … Continue reading Wheaton’s Law
Category: Religion
Entries about religion from my days as a fundamentalist to my atheistic today. I want people, especially Christians, to better understand the Bible — through knowledge, there is freedom!
God Chose the Strongest Women
Working with the public, I see a lot of stupid shirts. Shirts with declarations of apathy and demotivation. Shirts with religious messages that completely butcher the message of the religion used. Shirts with profanity for profanity's sake. Nonsensical pink t-shirts on men that say, "Don't laugh; it's your girlfriend's shirt," as if that actually makes any … Continue reading God Chose the Strongest Women
Christianity Needs a Preacher
I once wanted to become a preacher. I believed so fervently in the Bible that the thought couldn't escape me that the more I learned about it, the more I should share what I learn with others. It felt only natural. (Or supernatural, as it were.) My church gave me a few opportunities to preach, … Continue reading Christianity Needs a Preacher
Christianity Is under Attack‽
Ken Ham describes what he considers to be attacks against Christianity, but are they really? What's really going on here?
Introducing “The Lie: Evolution”: An Examination
Introducing a series of posts in which Ken Ham's book The Lie: Evolution will be examined critically.
How to Prove an Atheist Exists, Biblically
The Bible tells of a simple, repeatable experiment designed to show whether God exists, but can it prove atheists exist instead?
Definitively Proving God’s Existence, One Way or Another
It's often said that you cannot prove that God doesn't exist or that it takes faith to know he does exist. Would you believe both o these are lies? The Bible actually describes a repeatable test designed to show that God is real, and it's a test that can be done by just about anyone.
Happy Exaltation of the Cross Day!
Today marks the anniversary of the presentation of the "true cross" at a church long ago. Exciting, right? Fictions can be that way! Watch as a I share a bit of my favorite fiction and discuss some how fictions can inspire us to be better people.
In Remembrance of 2001/09/11
It has been fourteen years since religious terrorism caused the deaths of so many. We *still* haven't moved past religion. The time is now! Onward toward a secular now!
Five Things Christians Get Wrong (About Their Own Religion)
As quickly as Christianity was created, it changed into something entirely different. One has to ask: Why don't Christians believe Christianity?