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A little while ago, I wrote a post about how atheism isn't the absence of religion but is a sort of pantheistic religion in of itself. That post then got me thinking about our schools. Public schools as we know them are "secular." Sure, they may make allowances for certain religious groups (unless they're Christian... Continue Reading →
I haven't been to Barnes & Noble in a while. Have I wanted to go? Yes. Have I found the time to? No. But that all changed last weekend. For the first time in two years or so, I had the opportunity to pay a visit to my local Barnes & Noble to see what... Continue Reading →
Back with speed running Surah al-Baqarah, we're speed running verses 203-237. We start off where we left off on verse 203. Until we get to verse 213, it pretty much the usual stuff, where we're told that Allah doesn't like mischief or anyone who makes mischief, and that if he's provided a bunch of signs... Continue Reading →
As a first-time voter, here are my honest thoughts on this month's midterms: What the heck is going on? Am I in the right timeline? First (by order of infamy), we had Graham Platner in Maine running for a spot in the senate with Democrats propping him up, ignoring the numerous rape and abuse allegations... Continue Reading →
In my travels through the Christian community on social media, I've noticed a trend. Apologetics seem to be on the rise, especially in the polemics field, amongst millennials and Gen Z. More people are becoming interested in it and are wanting to start their own YouTube channels and social media accounts to do apologetics on.... Continue Reading →
A very common question that people ask is "Who created God?" We've all heard it asked before, from kids and adults alike. In our minds, it's a legit question, especially since everything around us is created. So, does God have a creator? The short answer is "No." All of this goes to the fact that... Continue Reading →
I recently got some comments on a short video from some Muslims who argued that Israel doesn't belong to the Jews because most of them came from Europe, which somehow means that they are no longer the Israelites or Hebrews of the Bible. Unfortunately, this isn't a new belief, so let's debunk this. To start... Continue Reading →
In a conversation I had with an atheist, I was asked the question "Why can't the universe be eternal, conscious, and all-knowing?" Somehow, this is supposed to show a double standard in Christian thinking since we claim that God is all those things, but don't believe that the universe can be. Additionally, this line of... Continue Reading →
As I mentioned last week, I got into a debate with an atheist in my comments section who said that free will can't exist if God knows everything. He believes that if God knows everything, then we can't actually choose anything for ourselves, and He is ultimately the one causing people to be sent to... Continue Reading →
Continuing our discussion about free will, one of the strangest things about atheism is how much atheists brag about how much freedom they have. Without God, they have total free will and can run around doing absolutely anything they want! They have no one to hold them accountable, unless someone with more guns comes in... Continue Reading →
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