Category: Apologetics

“No Religion”: America’s Fastest-Growing Religion

As I noted in an earlier blog post, “no religion” is outpacing Christianity as one of America’s fastest-growing religions. In a recent Pew Research poll, 40% of Millennials identify as “unaffiliated”[1]. I can almost hear some of you screaming at your phones now, “Atheism is not a religion! Atheists believe in nothing, ergo “no religion”.…
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The Ontological Argument

Often derided, St. Anselm’s original ontological argument is not so easily dismissed.

Morality: Evidence for God

Can morality be used as evidence for God? Yes, if we believe there is such a thing as a moral law, then there must be a moral law giver. If murder is not evil because we have reasoned that it is evil but because it is inherently evil, then that is a moral law. It…
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A Faithful Atheist?

According to Richard Dawkins, famed atheist and author, “Faith is the great cop-out, the great excuse to evade the need to think and evaluate evidence. Faith is belief in spite of, even perhaps because of, the lack of evidence.” If this quote offends you, you’re not alone. Unfortunately, snobbery and derision are often the opening…
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