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One of the things that I and my family have observed in recent months is the rise in churches and Christians accepting and teaching replacement theology (a.k.a supersessionism) or its close cousin, fulfillment theology. Unfortunately for us, this problem didn't arise because of something we saw on the impersonal world of the internet, but in... Continue Reading →
Continuing with our read-through of the Quran, we're back in Surah Al-Baqarah today, examining verses 8-20. These are the verses that really set up a whole series of random threats that will be repeated throughout the Quran. Honestly, so far in my reading of this book, if you took out all the random threats of... Continue Reading →
Back to this series where I really need a better way of introducing arguments against Christianity posed by deconstructors. You read the title, so you know what we're talking about today and if you're familiar with my stance on some sects of Christianity such as the hyper-charismatics or NAR (New Apostolic Reformation), y'all know that... Continue Reading →
One question that I've heard raised about the validity of God and salvation is, "If God was so serious about salvation, why doesn't He still walk amongst us today?" It's a fair enough question. After all, Immanuel means "God with us." So why doesn't He? Is there a good reason why He's not walking around,... Continue Reading →
A little bit ago, I was asked to help edit a book for Christian apologist Marcia Montenegro. The book was called Spellbound and was an update of the original. It talks about how the occult is reaching our kids, why that's so dangerous, what the occult is, and how Christian parents can talk about it... Continue Reading →
Surah Al-Baqarah was easily one of the worst, most tedious reads ever and is a prime example of how (supposedly) no man can produce anything like even a single surah of the Quran. It's because any self-respecting writer would see what they wrote, burn it, then turn themselves in to a mental hospital or hurl... Continue Reading →
One of the arguments I've heard against Christianity recently is the question of "Why didn't God just write the Bible himself?" or, as I put it, blip it into existence. I think it's an interesting point about Christianity and worth a blog post exploring it. Was it wise for God to give His word to... Continue Reading →
Last week, a video from Jubilee went viral, originally titled, "1 Christian vs. 20 Atheists." This could've been an interesting debate had it been done right and an actual Christian such as Frank Turek or Wesley Huff been the one to debate these 20 atheists, but instead, Jubilee opted for one of the worst people... Continue Reading →
Oh, joy. It's June. You know what that means. It means that for an entire month we get to bombarded with videos of people proudly and publicly putting their sexual fetishes on display for everyone (including children) to see while also burning our eyes with the ugliest combinations of colors I've ever seen on random... Continue Reading →
After a week-long break, we're back to Flippin' Fatwa Fridy, but this time, we're no longer in the Introduction, but are finally in the religious text itself. Part of this is because I couldn't remember everything else wrong with the Introduction and didn't care to find everything else that was wrong with it, and part... Continue Reading →
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