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The question of unbelief
How could you forsake the love of God that way Don’t fade, you’re staying here with me Don’t fade, I need to know that someone still believes – Don’t Fade, Glen Phillips A week or so ago John Loftus over … Continue reading
Posted in Epistemology, Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged atheism, Christianity, doubt, faith, Glen Phillips, John Loftus
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The truth about the bailout
I’m beginning to think that the writers of Saturday Night Live are the only people in the country who really know what’s going on. The following clip is a good example. And, if you didn’t see SNL’s Thursday version of … Continue reading
For those of you who can’t wait for the next season of Lost
Posted in Humor and/or Sarcasm, Random Thoughts, Reviews
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An atheist who understands the importance of epistemology
This is one of the reasons l like John Loftus: If I have a focus when it comes to debunking Christianity it is with control beliefs. Control beliefs are those beliefs that control how we view the evidence, and so … Continue reading
Posted in Epistemology, Faith, Science & Doubt, Philosophy
Tagged atheism, Christianity, Epistemology, modernism
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