Estranged Notions: Atheists More Motivated By Compassion Than The Faithful?

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Atheists More Motivated By Compassion Than The Faithful?

Old news about silly social-psychology experiment.

Estranged Notions: Why Would God Allow Suffering Caused by Nature?

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Why Would God Allow Suffering Caused by Nature?

Estranged Notions: The Argument from Johnny Cash

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The Argument from Johnny Cash

Yet another variant on the argument from aesthetics.

Estranged Notions: Chesterton, Shaw, and the Effect of Laughter on Insult

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Chesterton, Shaw, and the Effect of Laughter on Insult

Estranged Notions: Quantum Physics and Bodily Resurrection

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Quantum Physics and Bodily Resurrection

Plumbing new depths of idiocy in quantum theology.

Estranged Notions: Finding God’s Dice

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Finding God’s Dice

Estranged Notions: Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul

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Seven Proofs for the Natural Immortality of the Human Soul

"Proofs" they aren't. Also extra penalty points for using the disgusting exploitation of Antony Flew as an (irrelevant) jumping-off point for the article.

Estranged Notions: Three Bad Attitudes Atheists Have Towards Theists

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Three Bad Attitudes Atheists Have Towards Theists

Estranged Notions: Three Bad Attitudes Theists Have Towards Atheists

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Three Bad Attitudes Theists Have Towards Atheists

Estranged Notions: Varieties of (Non)Belief

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Varieties of (Non)Belief

For all that this is from Paul Rimmer rather than one of the usual suspects, it still earns the drivel tag honestly.

Estranged Notions: An Atheist Historian Examines the Evidence for Jesus (Part 2 of 2)

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An Atheist Historian Examines the Evidence for Jesus (Part 2 of 2)

Estranged Notions: Is Richard Dawkins Close to Christianity?

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Is Richard Dawkins Close to Christianity?

More confirmation of that law about questions in headlines.

Estranged Notions: An Atheist Historian Examines the Evidence for Jesus (Part 1 of 2)

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An Atheist Historian Examines the Evidence for Jesus (Part 1 of 2)

I've been following a time-saving policy for the last 5 or so months of not bothering to read or engage significantly with historicist posts, because with Carrier's book completed (and due for publication this month), it is unlikely that any recent argument from the historicist side actually adds anything useful to the debate. Any arguments that might be valid would be better addressed after the book is out.