Book Plunge: Pulling Back The Green Curtain

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Part 6

LinkJesus and the EyewitnessessourceEven another atheist has taken this one to task

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Part 7

Linkhttp://rosetta.reltech.org/TC/vol03/Ehrman1998.html

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Part 8

Linkone such excellent takedown

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Part 9

Linkonethis work

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Part 10

LinkHistory for Atheists, but I know how you are about contrary thought.

The story of Jephthah shows up. There is much to explain in this one. I find it easier to just link to this video

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I think fundy atheists want God to judge everyone that they think is evil, but forgive everyone at their level or above. Except that Jesus could point out that they are worse than Him, so, by their standard, He can still judge them!

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Part 11.

Linkmy interview with Lynn CohickErnestNagelOnAtheism.jpg

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Final part.

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If there was a god and it wrote a book, I would expect it to be perfect in every way. Clearly written. Accessible to everyone. Easily understandable. Promoting peace and love. If there were no god, I would expect humans to create lots of books then say they were written by God. I would expect the books to be full of internal contradictions. And the books would not agree with each other at all. They would contain a haphazard collection of personal stories, letters, vague parables and admonitions. The stories and instructions would be open to multiple conflicting interpretations. They would contain good moral teachings, but they would also have passages of violence, intolerance and hatred. Which scenario lines up with reality?

herenow pointing this one out