This post is part of a series. Though I am not blogging through Pascal’s Pensees, maybe I should! Here’s another interesting quote by T.S. Eliot from the Introduction to Pensees: The Christian thinker–and I...
This post is part of a series. “For every man who thinks and lives by thought must have his own skepticism, that which stops at the question, that which ends in denial, or that...
At Apologetics315 is the second interview I’ve heard with former atheist Richard Morgan (hear another interview at Unbelievable), and his story is interesting. In the context of this site, what is interesting are the...
NOTE: This post is part of a series in which I am blogging my way through John Loftus’ book Why I Became an Atheist: A Former Preacher Rejects Christianity. In Part I, Part II, and Part...
I am reading a slew of books as research for my own book on Leaving Faith. Here’s my list – comments? What other books should I look into? Amazing Conversions: Why Some Turn to...
John W. Loftus, author of Why I Became an Atheist and proprietor of the blog Debunking Christianity one of the books I am blogging through on this site, did a great interview (iTunes link)...
In both the forward and introduction to John Lotus’ book, the constant theme comes through – most people haven’t examined their faith, and maybe they should. In the Forward, Edward T. Babinski, contributor to...
Opening up Peter Hitchens’ memoir, he is quick to use his years of BBC reporter experience to focus in on an objective: I then intend to address the fundamental failures of three atheistic arguments....
This post is part of a series. Probably one of the most challenging books for a Christian with doubts is Kenneth Daniels’ Why I Believed: Reflections of a Former Missionary. As with the other...
To be somewhat balanced, in addition to blogging my way through former Christian John Loftus’ book Why I am not an Atheist, I would also like to take you through my journey reading Hitchen’s...
