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The Handbook: Recognizing an “Argument From X” Attempt

We’re going to be heading back to God’s Not Dead next week, but before we do that, I wanted to finish up something we were talking about last time we covered the Handbook for the Recently Deconverted: one of Christians’ very favorite apologetics tactics, the Argument from X. A while ago, Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 11 years03/27/2015 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Handbook: An Overview of the Apologetics Field, and Its (Hopeful) End

We’re about to plunge into actual apologetics works and examine their authors’ major ideas and claims. Before we do that, let’s just real quick-like run through the field as a whole so we’re all on the same page. I’m sure it didn’t take long at all for the earliest Christians Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 11 years03/06/2015 ago
Analyzing Christianity

Left Behind: The Pandering.

When a horrible remake gets made of a movie that was already horrible to begin with, though, that’s when things have potential to get really bad. Left Behind is one such movie franchise.

By Captain Cassidy, 12 years09/12/2014 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians: Engaging Me.

Welcome back! Last time we talked about how Christians share many qualities in common with Nice Guys™. Modern Christian fundagelical culture has produced a bumper crop of Christians who are singularly incapable of recognizing when their input is desired or requested, who genuinely think that they’re doing people a favor Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 12 years06/14/2014 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Great Commission or the Great Omission?

Go ye therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost: Teaching them to observe all things whatsoever I have commanded you. . . This Bible quote, which comes from Matthew 28:19-20, is called the Great Commission. Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 12 years01/11/2014 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians: False Compromises

Last time we hung out, I touched briefly on why I don’t feel that accommodation is the way to go regarding Christian overreach into the public sphere. I want to expand on that some more. Right now America is going through a really tough time with the Republican Party falsely Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years10/07/2013 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians: Please Quit Threatening People.

You’d think that the proselytization process for a “god of love” and a “prince of peace” would involve, I don’t know, sharing good news about his easy yoke and light burden or something. Maybe sumpin-sumpin about all the miracles his people think he’s done. Well, you’d be surprised. At the Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years09/28/2013 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians: Hoping We’re Wrong.

Excellent dialogue earlier, folks, by the way, I want to say again. I mean this: you are the best comment gang on the internet. I appreciate you all so much. Wonderful, wonderful job keeping things civil and productive. I had an interesting exchange today with a rather belligerent young Christian Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years09/19/2013 ago
Analyzing Christianity

The Christian’s Guide to Ex-Christians: (You’re All) Genuine Christians. (Okay?)

Fred Phelps thinks he’s one. So does Brother Jed, the Pope, Kenneth Copeland, Joyce Meyer, and Eddie Long. So did Biff. So did I. So does every Christian. If you just said “I’ll take ‘TRUE CHRISTIAN’ for $200,” you already understand. Unfortunately, not everybody does. It’s one of the favorite Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years08/27/2013 ago
Analyzing Christianity

Personal questions and a thwarted bathtub baptism

Once upon a time, I knew a man who was a really good person. He was a Christian, but you know by now that I already think that it wouldn’t matter what religion he was. Good is as good does. Well, he thought it mattered. He’d chosen to minister to Read more

By Captain Cassidy, 13 years07/06/2013 ago

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