Sean McDowell, the son of fellow fraud Josh McDowell, and Carmen Imes (a professor at Biola) try to whitewash the bible in a video. I just want to keep my response here in case I need it again. The video will be live tomorrow June 28, at 3PM EDT, but this isn't the first time … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – that slave thing again
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Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – sin
Sin isn't about good or evil. It's not about morality. It is entirely about obedience. If you choose to dash babies on rocks, it's only a "sin" because a god didn't tell you to do it. If a god tells you to do it, it is not a sin.
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – sorry, none of the above
Always good to see christians choosing to lie about atheists since that does such a great job of showing how they ignore their own cult. This poor person, I'd guess male and young, manages to get every false claim in one package. Nothing new here, just me calling out a fraud.My response:"Whether they be atheist … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – sorry, none of the above
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – nothing like a christian shooting themselves in the foot…again
Long time readers may remember a sad little man called John Brayan, who styles himself as a "christian comedian". He, and his very peculiar daughter, have been commented on here and here and here . I wonder how the poor dears are dealing with their orange rapist, pedophile, and serial adulterer. John fails wonderfully again … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – nothing like a christian shooting themselves in the foot…again
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – but but my version is the right one
Back after a nice week of staycation. Got things done like painting our patio wall in a pretty dark teal to make a cool cave for the summer , ate good food, drank good wine and beer, and hung out with my husband. (memes and pictures below) Now, back to silly cultists insisting how only … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – but but my version is the right one
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – hey, wait it doesn’t work
It’s always fun to watch Christains offer excuses on why they “don’t debate atheists”. Here, Russell Moore, who claims he was a “seminary dean” offers his excuses on why he doesn’t. Apologetics are to keep the gullible in the cult. They rarely are why someone becomes a Christian. They are to keep the questions down, and … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – hey, wait it doesn’t work
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – the usual appeals to authority and outright nonsense
So the Christians have trotted out another "scientist" who converted and gosh golly, that must mean that the cult's claims are true. (memes at the bottom, btw)It's notable that this one is particularly ridiculous. A physicist supposedly took a lie detector test and when he felt guilty, he declared "sin" was true.Alas, that doesn't work … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – the usual appeals to authority and outright nonsense
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – evidence and proof
Christians often try to be clever with something like this, recently posted here by a rather ignorant person, "thinking in darkness":(memes below, btw)"Hi CS, I found this statement interesting, “In that you can’t show your god merely exists, much less that it is what you claim, you have nothing.” I would like you to try … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – evidence and proof
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – dialogue
A christian pastor wants "dialogue" and yet makes many false claims on his blog about atheists. I wonder if he'll respond to me and what I wrote. Again, nothing new, just the usual rebutting. The early Christians were chasing the nonsense of not dying and being a god’s favored. Then as they splintered and changed, … Continue reading Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – dialogue
Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – I had wondered when this would come about
"In a stunning decision out of Indiana, a judge has blocked the Republican-led state’s near-total abortion ban saying that it violates the religious freedom of those whose beliefs require them to get an abortion when they believe it’s necessary." - Indiana judge says state's abortion ban violates religious freedom of those seeking abortions, Friendly Atheist
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