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If you do not know of Bart Ehrman, he is a popular author of many texts concerning New Testament theology--I even used one in my classes. However, one of his recent works has me doubting as to his…Continue
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In relation to my previous discussion on ethics, I am interested in others views on "sin."Now, for a Christian that believes Jesus dies to save them from their sins, and believe Paul when he said the…Continue
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What kind of a society (sans a god) do you think we would have if everyone believed they were born bad,couldn't help but to do bad--but that it didn't matter because they would never get thrown in…Continue
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They are responsible for broadcasting the John 3:16 Superbowl commercial at the Superbowl on Sunday. At the end of the commercial they tell you to "look up" lookupjohn316.com--which I did. This is…Continue
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Most Christians believe that Jesus will return one day to save them from us godless heathens and "take them up into the clouds"--but if they actually read their bibles they would realize that it ain't gonna happen. Nope, never. See the following excerpt from our book which explains why:
"Although Christianity was practiced shortly after the supposed “death” of Jesus Christ, in the Roman Empire it only…
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For most Americans, Thanksgiving is a time where family and friends gather together to "Thank God" for their "blessings" --which I find bizarre. Traditionally, Thanksgiving is said to have originated with the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians who are said to have shared an autumn harvest feast in the year 1621, but the roots of Thanksgiving are deeper than that. Harvest celebrations were common amongst many groups--from the the Egyptians, Greeks and Romans who feasted and paid…
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