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Magazine Claims We Know Miracles Don't Happen
In an article in The New Yorker about faith and belief, Adam Gopnik made the following confident statement: "We know … that in the billions ...
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Secular Author Says, 'I Miss God'
"I don't believe in God, but I miss him."
This is the opening line from a book titled Nothing to Be Afraid Of by the award-winning British ...
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Researchers Identify 'The Perception of Incongruity'
In 1949, researchers asked a group of students at Ivy League schools to perform a simple task: identify playing cards. There were just two catches. First, ...
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Scientist Guesses Jesus Walked on Patch of Ice
Did Jesus really walk on water? Or maybe he just surfed on a patch of ice. That's the conclusion of a 2006 scientific article published in everyone's ...
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Comedian Louis C.K. Says Atheism Is Illogical
On an episode of Saturday Night Live, the comedian Louis C.K. shared his beliefs about the impossibility of atheism:
I'm not religious. I don't ...
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Filmmaker Blocks Out Encounter with Christianity
Paul Verhoeven, a Dutch film director, screenwriter, and film producer (Robocop, Total Recall, Show Girls), was once asked about his short but intense ...
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Room for Doubt Makes Trusting Possible
As long as you have faith, you will have doubts. I sometimes use the following illustration when I'm speaking. I tell the audience that I have a twenty-dollar ...
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God Is not a "Loveless Dictator in the Sky"
Theologian Michael Reeves notes that many people in our culture who have rejected God may be reacting against a certain sort of God—what he calls ...
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MLK Jr. and Nietzsche Respond to Injustice
Some people try to deal with the problem of senseless suffering by abandoning belief in God. But that leaves some big questions: If there is no God, why ...
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Everyone Has Some Kind of 'Faith'
John Lennox, a professor of mathematics at Oxford University, argues that everyone has "faith" in something—even atheists. Lennox notes ...
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