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Chapter 1 of my book (available for free online), Inspired!: 198 Supposed Biblical Contradictions Resolved. ***** A common tactic of biblical skeptics is Portion of Dave Armstrong's book, "Inspired!": in which he examines 198 examples of alleged biblical contradictions & disproves all of these patently false claims.

Key is figuring out who fits best in each role and assigning clear responsibilities

Prince Harry’s SPARE is filled with a colossal list of anecdotes and random things about his life and details you don't really want to know

In 'Spare,' Harry has left us with no shortage of quotables, some heartbreaking and others seemingly ridiculous. We made some sense out of the latter.

. . . And What is a So-Called "Bible Difficulty"? This is Chapter One of a hoped-for book tentatively entitled, Anti-Bible: Refutations of XXX Alleged Introduction to my book about instances of alleged "biblical contradiction". I summarize some of the main aspects and tendencies of the ongoing attempted dialogue.

Atheist and anti-theist Bob Seidensticker runs the influential Cross Examined blog. I have critiqued 80 of his posts, but he hasn't counter-replied to any I provide answers to atheist anti-theist Bob Seidensticker's "2-Minute" anti-Christian arguments: neatly compiled into fifty two-page provocative, polemical queries.

A note containing the genius's "theory of happiness" later sold at auction for $1.56 million.

  In its steady march to suppress freedom of speech and impose its own version of "the truth" on its users, Facebook has announced it will "fact check", a euphemism for "censor" all comments related to global warming / climate change.  The upshot is that if you do not believe like the climate alarmists, you will be censored.   Facebook has previously done this with the WHO version of "the truth" on the coronavirus, discussion of the scandal surrounding the material on Hunter Bidens laptop, a...

I love the way millennials walk around town listening to their music on their branded headphones. They seem so utterly absorbed in it and happily shut off from their surroundings. I get the feeling they’re thinking ‘oh well, at least I have my music’. After all, “Music is the medicine of the mind,” American playwright John Logan once said. There has been quite a bit of research on musics power on the human psyche over the years and how it is intrinsically linked to our developme...