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Tag Archives: atheism
Is the Resurrection Ridiculous?
Many people think so. Artwork in the 18th century reflected the growing skepticism towards miracles. Halos and angels began to gradually disappear. Only what can proved by reason or scientific experience can be trusted. While there is openness to spirituality, … Continue reading
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Tagged Apostle Paul, atheism, Athens, bodily resurrection, easter, enlightenment, missionary journey, resurrection, skepticism
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Did Jesus Exist? (Part Two)
This is a continuation of my last post, where I began a critique of an article entitled 5 Reasons to Suspect Jesus Never Existed. 3. Even the New Testament stories don’t claim to be first-hand accounts. This is true, but this doesn’t mean … Continue reading
Should There Be Atheist Military Chaplains?
Jason Heap raised this intriguing question when he submitted his application to become a Navy chaplain. The words atheist and chaplain seem to be contradictory, since chaplains provide for the spiritual needs of the military. They officiate religious services and … Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, Christian humanism, christianity, humanism, military chaplain, Navy, The Humanist Society
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