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    Your Golden Square Triangle

    It seems to me that the godless waste to much time debating Christians over the logical possibility of miracles, the nature of the singularity, or the historicity of Jesus. If someone is arguing that the square triangle in their pocket is golden, and produce genuine gold flakes as evidence, we still know with absolute certainty [...]

    Statement of Faith

    It’s been two years since I finally admitted to myself that I was not struggling with doubt any more; I no longer believed in God. The creed below is what I can say with some confidence that I believe in today. I got a little silly with the language, and I did so on purpose, [...]

    Turtleism in the Age of Reason

    These are dark days in which the forces of evil have besieged The Lord Turtle Almighty. Aturtleists the world over have risen up against the truth of the turtle upon which the world rides. It is high time for Turtleists to come out of their shells and defend the foundation of our faith. In years [...]

    The Non-Answers: God, Satan, and Sin

    A while ago, when I was reading up on the atheist / theist debate, I remember coming across multiple instances where an atheist would say: "God is a non-answer." As a Christian I remember going "what? That's a clever ruse. Just say it isn't an answer and dismiss it off-hand?" I honestly thought it was a stupid, clever trick to dismiss God. But then I've been thinking about it. "God did everything" or "God allowed everything" or "God made everything" or "God is everywhere" or "God designed everything" or "God has every answer" or "God knows" are not very useful statements. They are just as useful as "Satan is the source of all lies" or "sin is the source of all suffering" or "government corruption is caused by greed". For, if we were to honestly apply those answers in our daily lives, they would get us no where...

    Good news

    These newly released Gallup poll results show wonderful trends. Pass this info on to other de-con, atheist/agnostic sites by way of saying “Merry Christmas and Happy New Year” to them all. Religion is out of date Posted in LeoPardus