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One of the most common criticisms against the substitutionary atonement of Jesus is the idea that it simply gives Christians license to sin and protects it. This criticism has been around for millennia and hasn’t slowed down. In fact, since the advent of the Internet, it almost seems that this argument has more ground to... Continue Reading →
As I mentioned in a previous post, I recently had the opportunity to talk to some Jehovah's Witnesses and challenge them about their beliefs. In the days since I talked to them, I have been thinking more about the JW belief system, and something occurred to me. Jehovah's Witnesses have a unitarian view of God.... Continue Reading →
A few days ago, as I was chilling at home taking my Duolingo courses, someone arrived at the door. My mom answered and since she wasn't feeling well, handed the person off to me. The person in question was a Jehovah's Witness recruiting people for Bible studies. We talked for about five minutes, I got... Continue Reading →
One of the things I've been trying to do in my spare time to keep my sanity and prevent my brain from becoming mush is to continue learning through Hillsdale College. No, this is not an ad for Hillsdale, as much as I enjoy it. I just happen to still have an account with them... Continue Reading →
On Friday, the 25th anniversary of the horrific 9/11 attacks, I posted an article about how we have forgotten 9/11. In that post, I pointed out that in the time since 9/11 - even though it's glaringly obvious what religious persuasion the terrorists were apart of and that that religion teaches that violence against non-believers... Continue Reading →
A little bit ago, I posted an article on here about how there are no secular schools. In that article, I pointed out that no school is truly free of religion or worldviews, and, in the case of public schools, they mainly subscribe to atheism or other forms of secular humanism. As such, in many... Continue Reading →
It's been several months, which means that it's time for yet another post about my experience at the New Age Expo. Yippee! This expo was a lot smaller than the one I went to earlier in the year. It was at a different location that was tiny compared to the last one, yet somehow, the... Continue Reading →
It's the last day of August. We have about another month until it's officially "spooky season" and about another two months until it's actually Halloween. But gosh dang it, if Walmart and Costco can start putting out the Halloween stuff already, then I can start talking about witches. Recently, my For You page on YouTube... Continue Reading →
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 →
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