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Maybe I'm writing this a little prematurely since I'm only halfway through C.S. Lewis' Space Trilogy, but I needed something to write about this week, so here we are. For those of you who didn't know, The Space Trilogy is a series that C.S. Lewis wrote after coming to an agreement with Tolkien that science... Continue Reading →
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As I've been studying various religions as an elective for my senior year, I have come to the realization that atheism - despite the vehement claims of its followers - is a religion, whether you like it or not. After all, if you look at the definition of "religion," Google defines it as, "The belief... Continue Reading →
One of the many questions critics of various religions ask when evaluating the validity of the religion’s claims is the question of its founder's mental health. If it can be proven that the founder’s claims came from delusions, then the religion risks being dismissed as the ramblings of a madman. As C.S. Lewis put it in his famous trilemma regarding Jesus, “A man who... Continue Reading →
Last week, there was somewhat of a stir in the Christian space on YouTube. The reason for this is because Bryce Crawford (who I've spoken extensively about here on the blog) had the highly controversial and greatly deceptive Kenneth Copeland on his show. There was a lot of buzz about this since not only was... Continue Reading →
One of the little-known facts about J.R.R. Tolkien was that he absolutely despised Disney. So great was his hatred of Disney that he described it as "vulgar," said that Walt Disney was "a cheat," and even said that, at times, the animation gave him nausea. The reason for this wasn't because he had an arbitrary... Continue Reading →
A little bit ago, it was announced that Harry Potter was getting a reboot on HBO with a whole new cast. From the outset, people were worried but hopeful about this reboot. After all, Harry Potter is one of the most famous fandoms in history, was one of the defining points of a generation, and... Continue Reading →
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