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?
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!
The Bible tells of a simple, repeatable experiment designed to show whether God exists, but can it prove atheists exist instead?
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.
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.
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!
As quickly as Christianity was created, it changed into something entirely different. One has to ask: Why don’t Christians believe Christianity?
Oh, Death, where is thy sting? Oh, Resurrection, where is thy evidence? A brief look at the Bible’s mass resurrection in Jerusalem, which despite having happened in the story of the Bible, made no discernable mark on history. Why?
Christians are wont to say that they are not ashamed of Jesus, which seems OK. But is there really no reason to be ashamed of him?
If school shootings happen because God is banned from schools, then why do church shootings happen? Given what we know about God, perhaps he just doesn’t exist.
Is it true that no matter who is the United States president, Jesus is king? And if so, what does that mean for Christians?
It’s becoming increasingly difficult to pin down just what I believe. Well, let me rephrase that: I believe in Jesus Christ and in the Scriptures as His testimony. And while I am fairly conversant in Scriptural theology, I sometimes wonder what it is I’m supposed to be doing, how it is I can live out …
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