Don’t believe that atheists exist.
Don’t believe that atheists exist. The definition of an atheist is “one who denies the existence of God.” Those who deny the inner light that God has given to every man are nothing less than fools,…
How to Tell Your Family That You Are An Atheist
With more Americans identifying as not religious, holiday conversations around faith and family can be fraught
How to Avoid An “Atheist Ambush” in University
Why won’t we do what it takes to respond to the challenges facing our own Christian family?
How Does a Rational Person Believe in God?
Faith in God is not something that just happens to you. A former atheist explains the logical thinking that leads a person toward God...
Why the atheists turned on Dawkins
They care more about social justice than whether or not God exists
Why We Need Personal and Congregational Disciplines
Guest, Don Whitney, shares how he distinguishes personal spiritual disciplines from congregational disciplines.
Is There an Atheist Alt-Right Connection?
A secular humanist gives his answer. Will he like mine?
What Is the Most Atheist City on Earth?
Surveys reveal the least religious, most atheistic population centers in the world.
3 Facts Atheists Can’t Deny
Atheists who believe in God & believers who don't
According to recent studies, 21% of atheists believe in God. 10% of them pray. A majority of atheists say that religion is somewhat or very important in their lives. This is slightly more than the larger category of the “nones,” those who say they have no particular religious identity, nearly half of whom say that …
Does divine hiddenness belong to theists or atheists
Theistic literature is full of references and allusions to a self-concealing deity. The psalm writer whose poems are included in the Hebrew Bible regularly calls out, in alternating notes of perplexity, impatience and despair, to a God whose felt presence apparently seemed frustratingly inconstant. But he or she still assumes that God is there.
Does Tomorrow Really Exist?
Does tomorrow exist or are we living the same day we were born? Is there really a different day, or is it the difference we make? Is there actually a new day and dawn? What if we have only remained on the same day we were born? The difference orchestrated by man creating a twelve -month … Continue reading Does Tomorrow Really Exist? →
What Happened When Atheists Attended a Talk on Exorcism
Evaluating Evidence for Evil Spirits with Atheist and Agnostic Collegians
Can You Really Trust the Bible? A Thought-Provoking Response to Atheists
Can human beings truly trust the Bible? Is it reliable? One of the most frequent criticisms made by atheists and skeptics against the Old and New Testaments is that the texts are dated, antiquated and contradictory — and that they are a collection of books written by mere men.
Skeptics, atheists ask: What do you not believe?
If youve ever sat on the edge of an open airplane door, looking at the ground 8,000 feet below, then you know what its like to take a leap of...
Can Christian Community Exist in the Workplace?
The goal of Christianity is to make the spiritual life we practice in prayer and in liturgy inform our business life. Here are the five main ingredients in creating a good Christian workplace community.
Who turns mafia dons into messiahs?
Not just politicians, people like you and I have helped these Frankensteins find space in society
Are Atheists Smarter or Simply More Self-Reliant and Self-Indulgent?
Does a recent study demonstrate people believe in God because they aren't smart enough to know better, or is something else motivating non-belief?
Bible Study: Does God exist?
Knowing God is available to everyone. The Book of Psalms shows us the ways God has revealed Himself to us.
Godless grifters: How the New Atheists merged with the far right
What once seemed like a bracing intellectual movement has degenerated into a pack of abusive, small-minded bigots
I'm an Atheist; How Do I Talk to My Kids About Religion?
When it comes to religion, parents—atheist parents, in particular—may find themselves stumbling to explain to their kids why other families believe in certain things, but we don’t. There are an endless number of “Big Talks” we have with our kids over the course of their childhood, but talks about religion are often steeped in the experiences of our own childhood, which may or may not hang off us like baggage now.
