Better a wolf than a lamb of god
Aron Ra is, I’d say, one of the best atheist activists in the movement. If a stranger asked me to recommend a good resource in combating religion, Aron is one of the first ones I mention. Known as the Texan Tank, Aron demolishes creationist arguments with stunning and precise-worded arguments. When I first discovered Aron Ra, he was an activist […]
Continue reading »Thanks to The Friendly Atheist on social media, an article was brought to my attention that cracked me the fuck up. A guy named Matthew Archbold (let’s call him Matty), a “former journalist” (and apparently a self-qualified specialist on whats “Cool”), posted an article on the National Catholic Register called “Atheism is the Uncoolest Choice Ever, and I Can Prove […]
Continue reading »About a month ago, author David Fitzgerald hosted a contest on social media. And yours truly won the contest. As a reward, David agreed to come onto the show. What was the contest about? Around Easter, a Christian site ReasonsForJesus posted an article listing 10 Claims that “Prove” that Jesus did in fact rise from the dead. The “claims” […]
Continue reading »It’s been a long time since I’ve blogged, for that I apologize to any readers who enjoy my work. I’ve been wanting to find the time to write, and recently I was certain I would do a piece on the Pureflix’s film “The Case for Christ” – the story about the life and conversion of Christian apologist (mostly stooge) Lee […]
Continue reading »This was the first time in my life I wrote a script. I wrote this script in response to the 2014 film God’s Not Dead. The movie was entirely unrealistic (ex. a Philosophy professor would not do this to their class), so it needed a harsh push into reality. It was also too stereotypical, as well as inaccurate. Example, the […]
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I’ve been wanting to make a blog post about this for some time, back when this form of argument was widely used by apologists, but better late then never. I’ve often heard presuppositionists and creationist apologists throw this argument around when discussing about logic, science and morality: “Your just borrowing from my worldview.” Every time I hear this kindergarten type […]
Continue reading »Since I reviewed the first “God’s Not Dead” film, it seemed necessary to review the sequel… and man was it a Grand Central of disappointment. In the first movie “God’s Not Dead” the whole film was centered around providing a case for the existence of God. In the first film, a Philosophy professor is under fire from one of his […]
Continue reading »This film was originally released in 2014, so why am I writing about this now? Truth is I wanted to make a review of it a long time ago, but missed the opportunity to see it in theater. So I had to wait to see in on DVD, but it was never made clear when it would be released. Over […]
Continue reading »This is my quick review and critical analysis of Ray Comfort’s book. On the back cover of this book, Ray Comfort says his goal is to, “He [Ray Comfort] demonstrates that when it comes to explaining how life began, atheists and evolutionists offer faith not facts. Ironically, atheists insist nothing created everything, a scientific impossibility. In a conversational tone, Comfort […]
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Thanks to the members of the Ray Comfort watch-dog page WeAreSMRT.com, I was able to obtain a free booklet of Ray Comfort’s track “God and Sexuality.” My readers know that I try to review as much as Ray Comfort’s material without giving him any amount of money, which is why I rely on Google Books to review his books. Like […]
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