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Tag Archives: atheist
Bradley Monton on the goals of science
Food for thought: “If science really is permanently committed to methodological naturalism – the philosophical position that restricts all explanations in science to naturalistic explanations – it follows that the aim of science is not generating true theories. Instead, the … Continue reading
Romans 1:22 proven once again.
I look at it this way. If science disappeared from human memory, we would soon be living in caves again. If theology disappeared from human memory, no one would notice. Thanks to Debunking Christianity, which seems to post one incredibly … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt, Romans 1:22
Tagged atheism, atheist, Romans 1:22, secular, stupidity
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Atheists and dreamers
Today John Loftus posted this from Richard Carrier, writing about the new book, The Christian Delusion: Most of all, taken together, its fifteen chapters are sufficient to establish that Christianity is a delusion. The Christian religion is so manifestly contrary … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt, Uncategorized
Tagged atheist, dreamer, loftus, richard carrier, supertramp
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A Christian argues against his atheist past
Jim Pierce, who blogs at confessionalbytes.blogspot.com, was formerly an atheist who discovered an old essay dating back to his atheist years was still online. He is now writing a series of posts arguing against his former beliefs (or lack thereof). … Continue reading