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Tag Archives: loftus
A little philosophical diversion: Why the Outsider Test for Faith fails
Okay, every once in a while I just have to comment on the ridiculous nature of certain atheists’ attempts to appear superior to people who don’t think “faith” is a bad word. I really should just unsubscribe to the Debunking … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Science & Doubt
Tagged atheism, causality, Christianity, faith, fallacy, godel, hume, kant, loftus, modernism, OTF, stephen hawking
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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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There Are Stupid Questions
From Debunking Christianity: Tell us. What would you believe? THAT is the question. My claim is that biblical criticism is an undercutting defeater for what Christians believe such that without the Bible they would become agnostics and then afterward possibly … Continue reading
A great discussion on Christianity vs Atheism
If you have any interest in the subject at all, I suggest you read JD Walters’ post Setting the record straight: the psychology of one ‘true believer’ at CADRE Comments. Not only is the post a great response to the … Continue reading