No So Polite Conversation – a “new” failed theodicy

I've found a supposedly new and typically bad theodicy. This is "participation theodicy" by John Buck. I've snagged a copy of it here. the abstract: " Why does God allow gratuitous suffering to occur? In this paper, the author puts forward a variation on the greater good theodicy, which rather than suggesting that every evil … Continue reading No So Polite Conversation – a “new” failed theodicy

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – it’s great fun when a Catholic lies

Well, let’s see what false things a Christian has come up with now.  There is a rather nasty Catholic, Trent, who is on Youtube, who has no problem lying and failing in this video "5 Atheist Double Standards". Again, this is pretty much a typing exercise for me, to waste some time at work since … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – it’s great fun when a Catholic lies

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – No rights for the Godless

Unsurprisingly, we get to see yet one more Christian theocrat and her lies. Caroline has a problem. She claims "But many others believe every human being, born and unborn, has an intrinsic right to life that supersedes any declared right to abortion." Her god doesn't share that belief at all. This god kills children and … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – No rights for the Godless

What the Boss Likes – feeling like I’m in a sketch comedy skit and cat picture

Recently, I've been demonstrating how a couple of conservative Christians fail. Those familiar with my blog and those of others will recognize the screen handles of "colorstorm" and "silenceofmind". Over on SOM's blog, I'm addressing their nonsense and the poor fellows can't keep from "liking" my comments. Alas, I didn't grab poor CS's like since … Continue reading What the Boss Likes – feeling like I’m in a sketch comedy skit and cat picture

Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – please welcome Alex, a Christian who has asked to debate me

A Christian has asked to debate me, Alexander Phaethon, of the blog Peace of Mind. He comes to us from commenting on my last blog post, about a christian who insists that everyone agrees with her. You can see what kind of a Christian he is on his comment here. He also commented that he … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – please welcome Alex, a Christian who has asked to debate me