Who is Ray Preaching To? | Unreasonable Faith Unreasonable Faith, via Jesus Needs New PR, present the standard evangelical gospel, "God has made you sick and commands you to be well", presentation from Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron (as a commenter on JNNPR says, Jesus likes C-list celebs, L Ron Hubbard has the A-listers). Vorjack notes Ray is utterly unconvincing wonders who Ray's talking to: my guess is cultural Christians who vaguely accept Ray's premises. Even so "Have you ever told a lie? What does that make you?" invites the response "Have you ever told the truth? What does that make you?", I suppose... Perhaps Ray needs a Bad Arguments post of his own.
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evangelicalism evangelism ray-comfort kirk-cameron christianity religion sin)
On What God Would Do A popular response to arguments which say that suffering and evil in the world is evidence that God does not exist is to say that we're not in a position to know that God doesn't have good reasons for allowing the evil/suffering. In "On What God Would Do", Rob Lovering shows that that sort of response to the problem of evil ends up creating problems for arguments in favour of God's existence, since they generally rely on claims about what God would do. Hume got there first, as usual, but Lovering makes it rigourous.
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philosophy religion theodicy evil rob-lovering)
5 Amazing Things Invented by Donald Duck (Seriously) | Cracked.com Donald Duck invented the plot to Inception and a method of raising sunken ships using ping pong balls, apparently.
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comics cracked cartoons inception disney duck)