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demon hands and the worldview that made them scary
Analyzing Christianity

Right worldview, wrong fear: the Demon Hand Under the Bed

We’ve been talking lately about how sales-minded Christians really need their targets to have the correct worldview. As I’ve mentioned, I grew up with the absolutely perfect one, at least from that point of view. It was a wonder I lasted till my teens before some evangelical somewhere got ahold Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 2 months10/09/2023 ago
it all depends on worldview | 4-14 window | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

The 4-14 Window and indoctrinating the underpinnings of belief

Last week, I showed you the 4-14 Window. That phrase means that if Christians don’t successfully indoctrinate a child between the ages of 4 and 14, that child is very unlikely to convert to Christianity in adulthood. Evangelicals in particular have been panicking about this concept for decades now. So I Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 2 months10/07/2023 ago
but really you've got to laugh, right | meaning and purpose | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

Meaning and purpose in a universe without gods

Quite a few Christians think that without Christianity, people will fail to gain a sense of meaning and purpose in their lives. That’s so untrue. In fact, the opposite just might be the real truth. With or without Christianity, people tend to muddle along just fine. And today, we’ll explore Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 2 months10/02/2023 ago
4-14 window | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

The 4-14 Window is Christianity’s demographic time bomb

One doesn’t hear the phrase quite as often these days, but the 4-14 Window might be one of the things Christian leaders fear most. It refers to children’s ages, you see. If Christians can’t get a child between those ages decently-well indoctrinated, then the chances are good that that child Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 2 months09/30/2023 ago
church attendance still tanking | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

Carey Nieuwhof needs evangelicals to Jesus harder at church please

It feels like I’ve known about Carey Nieuwhof for ages and ages now. He haunts the Christ-o-sphere offering panicky evangelical pastors surefire tips about making their churches grow again. Such advice represents the newest post-Christian-America cottage industry, it seems. Though he has written perhaps hundreds of blog posts discussing church Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 2 months09/25/2023 ago
10 reasons to believe that are anything but | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

These ’10 Reasons to Believe’ will finally convert us all (/s)

Last time we met up, I showed you a bunch of reasons to believe in Christianity. Alas for their very hopeful bearers, they all sucked. But I found one list that contained every single kind of bad reasoning, threats, come-ons, and emotional manipulation we know and expect from these inept Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 2 months09/23/2023 ago
the faith pool | to believe for dumb reasons | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

Christians’ WORST reasons to believe (ft. the Faith Pool)

Last week, we talked about how hardline evangelical and Tradcath Christians engage with atheists who don’t accept or believe their claims. As it turns out, one of their favorite tactics is plugging their ears with their fingers and chanting LA LA LA LA ATHEISTS DON’T EVEN REALLY EXIST until their existential Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 3 months09/16/2023 ago
evangelizing atheists do be like | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

Evangelicals trying to teach other evangelicals how to talk to atheists will never be not-funny

Evangelicals have zero clue how to approach atheists. That’s just the facts, ma’am. Last time we met up, we talked about evangelicals’ weird redefinitions of atheism. With those redefinitions, they create a strawman caricature of atheists, which they have a much easier time dismantling and defeating. Today, I want to Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 3 months09/10/2023 ago
two lego figurines fight; one lego figurine leaves | atheism | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

Evangelicals still don’t understand atheism or atheists (for a reason)

Years ago in the 2000s and 2010s, evangelicals tangled with atheists all the time. This squabbling formed part of what we now call internet blood sports. Nowadays, though, the landscape of the Christ-o-sphere looks very different. Out-and-out squabbling and entanglement aren’t as popular as they once were. Gen Z and Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 3 months09/09/2023 ago
electric hearts and divine love | roll to disbelieve
Analyzing Christianity

When the divine love is coming from inside the house

In the book Before You Lose Your Mind, various progressive Christians—many exvangelical as well—discuss their deconstructions. Though written in very lofty language indeed, they all talk about feeling a deep, enormous sense of love after deconstruction. One writer in particular, Jason Elam, contributed such an interesting chapter that I had to Read more…

By Captain Cassidy, 3 months09/05/2023 ago

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