Category: not so polite dinner conversation

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – David Geisler’s claims from Debunking Christianity

Over on John Loftus’ blog “Debunking Christianity, he has put up a post from a pastor that John has invited everyone to address.  I thought it would make a good post here.  And yep, many dead horses will be beaten. David Geisler seems to be the son of Norman Geisler, yet another Christian apologist.   Norm … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – David Geisler’s claims from Debunking Christianity →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – what Trumpies really do say

Here is a real quote from a real live Trumpie, a relative by marriage of mine.  I asked her what she thought about taxpayers paying for the defense of Trump on a rape charge. "Get a life attack movie stars for rape, sports players for rape! If Trump did rape someone it was used to … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – what Trumpies really do say →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – I’ve not had a complete nut for a while: Christian Identity, Aliens and multiple dimensions

I've not had a complete nut for a while.  Here's one I ran into on youtube.  Amazing how many rocks these idiots are under. After calling his lies out several times, I get this: "Thank you all for pointing out my errors & challenging my position &/or perspective. It has reminded me of how short … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – I’ve not had a complete nut for a while: Christian Identity, Aliens and multiple dimensions →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – my favorite dead horse to beat on: free will and predetermination

Christians often want their free will but to also claim that everything is their god’s will and that predestination is in play.  We can start off with the common definitions of both terms. Free will: “is the ability to choose between different possible courses of action unimpeded” Predestination:  equivalent to predeterminism: “all events are determined completely by previously existing … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – my favorite dead horse to beat on: free will and predetermination →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – an bit of a reminiscence and more good TrueChristian(tm) claims

A couple of years ago, I had a good time showing just how poorly a Christian named Lyle Duell was an apologist and TrueChristian(tm).  You can see that original post here.   Unsurprisingly, Lyle failed to support his claims and ran away.  So much for his "open" letter, eh? I found yet another one of his … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – an bit of a reminiscence and more good TrueChristian(tm) claims →

Not So Polite Dinner Conservation – more tasty conservative Christian stupidity

Well, we have “Red”, a complete idiot from somewhere around Tucson, Arizona.  He/she (I’ll default to he since most idiots like this are guys) appears to be one more ignorant conservative Christian who quotes G.K. Chesterton and does so incompetently thanks to the image that “Red” uses in their gravatar. On this post, Red commented … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conservation – more tasty conservative Christian stupidity →

What the Boss Likes – whomever made this wins the internet: Ivanka, the beans and They Live

This is the perfect take on the Ivanka with beans meme.  Don't know who did it, but thank you! This imagery is from They Live, a John Carpenter movie from 1988.  It is about an anyman, played by Roddy Piper (yes the wrestler), and him dealing with aliens who are corrupting humanity.   Considering how inhumane … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – whomever made this wins the internet: Ivanka, the beans and They Live →

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – free will not working out well

I've been chatting with a pastor here.  It's about free will and this is a good succinct discussion showing how free will fails pretty quickly for Christians. I'm expecting this all to vanish on his blog. Here's how things have been going (the pastor's quotes are in italics): "exactly how is it just to kill … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – free will not working out well →