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The problem of irrelevant comments explained

October 09th, 201112:46 PM ET

By Randal Rauser

In my last article, "Commenting on the Tentative Apologist" I explained that I will be deleting two types of comments: those that are ad hominem attacks on my person and those that are non sequiturs. In this article I am going to explain further what a non sequitur is by using a recent example. In my article "Why Christians shouldn't seek a biblic...
Why Christians shouldn’t seek a “biblical worldview”

October 08th, 201101:43 PM ET

By Randal Rauser

Yesterday morning I set out to deliver two workshop sessions at a Christian conference in another city. It was a round-trip journey that would have taken months by wagon. But such are the wonders of modern technology that I flew out in the morning and arrived home again late last night. Over the years I have spoken at many conferences of this type ...
The Bible Babinski thinks God should have written: On “The Christian Delusion” (Part 9)

June 21st, 201007:44 PM ET

By Randal Rauser

Edward T. Babinski, "The Cosmology of the Bible," 109-47. Yes, we are now into Part 9 of our ongoing series reviewing John Loftus's edited volume The Christian Delusion. I survived the first part, "Why Faith Fails," with my faith still intact. Now it's time for part 2, "Why the Bible is not God's word." Here we begin with Edward Babinski's essay "...

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