While epilepsy is a plausible explanation for Muhammad’s behavior, and an impossible one for Jesus’, another theory must be considered. The existence of personality disorders in both men has been suggested and it’s also worthwhile to examine the symptoms of them to see if they fit. Personality disorders exist when the patient’s way of thinking, perceiving, reacting, and relating to others becomes so pronounced, rigid, and maladaptive that... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – A Comparison of Claims About the Insanity of Jesus and the Insanity of Muhammad. (Part 1)
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 →
Blog/Apologetics: Where Should the Ethical Lines be Drawn in the Online Christian Space?
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 →
Blog/Apologetics: What is Modesty and Why is it Important?
Last year or so, I posted an article about Maddy Dodd (Bryce Crawford's now wife) and how she is not reflective of Christian modesty. In fact, many of her Instagram and TikTok posts that she had up while dating Bryce (which, to her credit seem to have been taken down for the most part last... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – An Interesting Conversation Chain with a Muslim: Is Christianity Blind Faith?
On Wednesday, I posted my response to a Muslim's claims for the veracity of Islam, so today, I'll be posting my response to his critique of Christianity. If you haven't already, I highly suggest you read Wednesday's article so you have more context. MUSLIM: Now we can go to Christianity. Please don't say "It is... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa…Wednesday – An Interesting Conversation Chain with a Muslim: The Proof for Islam.
I recently posted a video about how the Quran absolutely gets wrecked by its own claims about embryology, and a disgruntled Muslim responded and tried to defend it. It started small, with him saying that a dude named Professor Keith Moore (an embryologist) agreed with the Quran's claims. I responded, and the conversation quickly changed... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Monthly Mormon Monday – My Initial Thoughts.
Will this be an actual series? Maybe...but we'll see how it goes. Overall, I just like aliteration. But, on to the actual topic of this post, I started reading The Book of Mormon recently, something that needs no introduction whatsoever. It's simply one reason why people in suits appear at your door while you pretend... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – The Quran vs. The Bible: Surah al-Baqarah Verses 130-141
Continuing with our Ramadan take-down of the Quran, we're going to be jumping back to Surah 2:130 and going from there. In today's verses, we're going to be going a bit more into the Islamic Dilemma. Let's jump in. 130. And who will show aversion to Abraham's creed except he who has befooled himself. We... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Flippin’ Fatwa Friday – The Quran vs. The Bible: Surah Al-Baqarah Verse 183-189.
Last week, on Flippin' Fatwa Friday, we talked about the Hajj and its pagan origins. So, this week, we're going to talk about the pagan origins of Ramadan, the month where Muslims fast during the day, then eat a ton of food at night while applauding each other for their piousness and demand that us... Continue Reading →
Apologetics: Young Earth Creationism
About a week or so ago, I got a request from a commenter asking if I would write a post about science and my stance on that. I said that was a bit broad and asked them to narrow it down. The commenter got back to me and requested that I write a post about... Continue Reading →
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