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Further Thoughts on the Christian Creed, Part I: I Used Hyperbole So Sue Me

After re-reading my last post on the Creed and debating it a bit with atheist Jack Shifflett (see comments to that post), I think some additional thoughts/qualifications are in order. Thus we begin a four-part series on the Creed subtitled … Continue reading

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What is the Purpose of the Christian Creeds?

There was a time when I believed the Christian Creeds were the thing.  During that era of my life, if you had asked me what was most central to my faith, I would have said (in many, many more words, … Continue reading

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What Sort of Christian Name Shall I Call Myself?: Part I

Stephan Pastis, the creator of the comic strip Pearls Before Swine (an Apologetic Professor favorite), wrote the following words on the dedication page of his most recent book: “To myself, because I’ve never seen anyone vain enough to do that … Continue reading

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The Top Five Worst Christian Denomination Names Ever

All this hard thinking about arguments for God’s existence has been making my head hurt. As a result, the Apologetic Professor is going to take a week away from such serious intellectual depths and sail instead into some shallower waters. … Continue reading

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From the Classic Dumb Professor Vault: Is God Only an Illusion in Your Brain?

When I was a young university lad I remember debating with an atheist friend of mine about religion.  And one of his arguments against religion was that “when religious people are in Church experiencing a relationship with God, in that … Continue reading

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What is Christianity?

What is Christianity? Christianity is a fairy tale come true.  Christianity is a story.  It isn’t only an abstract idea, but it’s also a tale of a living God who did actual stuff; and who does actual stuff still.  It … Continue reading

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