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I found this in one National Geographic publication: In another National Geographic publication, I found this: Here, we are told, by Darwinists, BOTH that dinosaurs evolved into birds, AND that birds are dinosaurs. So, what do we have, here? What have these "scientists" handed us? I am...

Years ago, I came across this story: Atheist Group Believes Tebow ‘Full Of Crap’ With Public Display Of Christianity The article is about a pathetic, public display of emotion by some whiny, envious malcontent by the name of David Silverman, president of American Atheists. Something I read in...

When you go about chirpin' out your slogan, "Jesus is not God", all loud and proud, are you, by the word 'God', referring to God the Father? Yes or No? Yes? You are? Then, whenever you say "Jesus is not God", here is what you are saying: Jesus is not God the Father. And, so what if...

Of course you're allowed to say whatever you want to say on a "Christian" website: I'm sure your mentor, Mark Driscoll, will approve.

Sad, futile cop-out--and false. Seriously, the claim that the earth is round is, to your mind, not relevant to the claim that the earth is flat? Who started this thread? The earth is flat and we never went to the moon--Part II Started by DFT_Dave, March 8th, 2018 06:10 PM And, what did...

Why haven't you? That's hilarious! So, you demand that other Christians, under threat of juvenile name-calling and excommunication, believe your claim that the Earth is round, yet you can't even say "I have proven my claim that the Earth is round"! So, why should anybody come to agree with...

If I "know better"--if I, and all others who are skeptics, and all who are deniers of your position know what you pretend to know, that the earth is round--then, how manifestly stupid it is for you to say that we are fools for disagreeing with you. Were it the case that we know that the earth...

So, by "prove", you mean nothing more than "make an argument"? When you say "Prove that X is the case," you mean nothing more than "[Make an argument] that X is the case"? If you do mean something more than that, then what is it? So, you consider raging against Christians who don't take your...

Facts are meaningful. Something that is not meaningful is not a fact. When someone says "I have proven...", and they mean nothing by it, they are saying something meaningless. I'm, of course, not saying that what you're saying--"Clete HAS proven his position to be true"--is false. Rather...

Nah. That's a transparent cop-out. It was a rhetorical question, the answer to which is, "Because Clete can't." He knows, as well as you and I know, that he has no answer to it. If he could, he would. And why can't he? Because, when he (and others) say "I have proven x, y, and z!!!", they...

When you say to someone, "prove me wrong", and yet, you are completely unwilling to, or incapable of, declaring what it even is to prove something, what do you really expect them to do? I asked you what you think it is for someone to prove the proposition, P, and you never told me what you...

Yikes! What a frightfully, bitterly hostile tirade you wrote against PneumaPsucheSoma over something extraneous to Christianity. What (if anything) would you say proving is? Would you say that something can be proven without being proven TO someone? To whom have you "flat out proven that...

The Watchtower Society's website has an article entitled Is Jesus the Archangel Michael? They answer that question: Put simply, the answer is yes. Then, they say: The Bible contains five references to the mighty spirit creature Michael. They say that Michael the Archangel is a "mighty spirit...

I recently started to read Martin Luther's The Bondage Of The Will, which, so far, is riveting. I haven't got too far in it, yet, but something struck me as curious in his section entitled, "Erasmus' Scepticism". What I'm talking about is contained in the following passage: Luther says that...

Why is it often claimed that the so-called "Book of Enoch" was written earlier than was Jude's epistle? Why is it often claimed that Jude, in verse 14 of his God-breathed epistle, was quoting from the so-called "Book of Enoch"? Indeed, in Jude 14 KJV, it is written: I, for one, don't see, in...

Calvinist huckster, John Piper, under the question "How Do We Get Grace?", wrote: He also wrote: Now, the Westminster divines, under the heading, Of Saving Faith, wrote: Calvinism huckster, R. C. Sproul, in an article by the title, The Grace of Faith, wrote: There are some examples of...

One Calvinist wrote the following: Let's take a quick look at the first of those attempted (and failed) proof-texts to which he sought appeal for his claim that God loves Calvinism's eternally reprobate (which is, manifestly, one of the most stupid claims imaginable, when you realize that...

I have used some of Ask Mr. Religion's unbiblical, and just plain absurd, statements to create some custom "Smile, Jesus loves you:)" slogans for use by the discriminating Calvinism huckster who just cannot tell which particular persons Jesus particularly atoned for (because, according to...

According to Calvinism hucksters, it is unwarranted and wrong to preach to everybody, indiscriminately, things like "Jesus loves you!" and "Jesus died on the cross for your sins!" This is because, according to Calvinism, Jesus does not love everybody, and He did not die on the cross for...

In his Exposition Of The Epistle To The Romans, the Calvinist, Robert Haldane, wrote: Yet, according to Calvinism's cherished Westminster Larger Catechism, even the ELECT, themselves, suffer at least some of the punishment due at least some of their sin: Would it be just that any ELECT...