I've stumbled upon a person, KC Sunbeam (not sunshine, but still a crank). Their latest post is quite a doozy, especially with their tagline: "This Unique Person and Social Pariah tackles society's problems with intellectual accuity."Some pertinent parts."1-2) “Is Anne Frank burning in Hell right now? How about Mahatma Gandi?” A: Nobody is presently burning in Hell … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – a Christian post for posterity
Month: February 2022
God2
epic takedown of many theist "arguments" https://badinage1.wordpress.com/2022/02/19/god2/
What the Boss Likes – the “rough men” quote and some metal
Those of you who have read my blog for a while know of my fondness for the "rough men" quote and my recently discovered fondness for metal music."“People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf.” - attributed to many.I stumbled upon Bloodywood on … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – the “rough men” quote and some metal
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – attempts to declare one religion “better” doesn’t work out so well
I do love a completely clueless post by John Clayton, over at Does God Exist. He tries very hard to declare that Christianity is ever so much better than Islam.To give some background, John tries to claim that he was once an atheist who became a Christian because “science”. Alas, not one thing about science says … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – attempts to declare one religion “better” doesn’t work out so well
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – trying to use legal claims as apologetics
During some research to destroy some apologetics, I stumbled upon an excellent take down of the common attempt by Christians to use legal definitions to force their god into existence. It over on Infidels.org in their library. This is a great site to check out counter apologetics. Critique of John Warwick Montgomery’s Arguments for the Legal … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – trying to use legal claims as apologetics
Why Can’t We See God?
Funny how this claim from a Christian fails completely. If this is the case: "The answer is that if God allowed us to see him, we would indeed choose to love and worship him, but it would be by force. Out of fear of Hell we would love and worship God, and that is not … Continue reading Why Can’t We See God?
Club Schadenfreude 