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“Unity” That Divides This week's edition of Contentious Questions (Because some questions just are that way)

June 19, 2018 Tom Gilson

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GRA on Time for Change: Retiring this Blog to Focus on a Crucial New InitiativeA bittersweet end to this blog which I've come to enjoy reading. It has provided me some food for thought and there's much to be read still - years of thrifting through your writings. I'll admit, I was never impressed with the atheist/skeptic commentary on here. Out of all the
Francois on Time for Change: Retiring this Blog to Focus on a Crucial New InitiativeJeff A few years ago I came to a similar view as yours regarding the nature of faith. Ironically, it is not the atheists, but my fellow Christians who used Hebrews 11:1 and other Bible verses to argue that faith did not require evidence.
Jeff on Time for Change: Retiring this Blog to Focus on a Crucial New InitiativeIn response to Francois, I'd just like to point out that Hebrews 11:1, although much abused by atheists, does not necessarily refer to belief without/despite evidence. On the contrary, just about anything we believe with evidence, religious or otherwise, is still "hoped for" (because we want it) and "unseen" (because
Francois on Time for Change: Retiring this Blog to Focus on a Crucial New InitiativeHi Tom I have only recently come across your site, and I enjoyed your articles. I agree with your assessment of Christianity's future and the need to prepare for it. It frustrates me to see how many churches still preach a watered down form of prosperity theology, which leaves us
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“Unity” That Divides This week's edition of Contentious Questions (Because some questions just are that way)

June 19, 2018 Tom Gilson

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