A Little Light Reading: Rational Christianity Edition

Being a fan of reason and rational thought, I’ll probably check in on the opposition at new site Rational Christianity from time to time. If you have any interest in Christian apologetics you might want to sneak a peek.

In other news:

  • Loneliness plays factor in god belief @ The Information Paradox - this shouldn’t really come as a great surprise, If you’re busy hanging out with lots of friends you have less time to worry about religion. I am hoping that I never become so lonely that I need to believe that my imaginary friends are real though
  • Alpha male @ New Humanist - founded at Holy Trinity Church, Brompton, the Alpha Course bills itself as “an opportunity to explore the meaning of life” and can be found at churches of all denominations up and down the country. But what is it really like?
  • What’s So Bad About Religion? @ An Apostate’s Chapel - well, where shall we begin? A great exploration of some reasons why dogmatic religion, like opium, isn’t a harmless pastime

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January 27, 2008 | Filed Under links 

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6 Responses to “A Little Light Reading: Rational Christianity Edition”

  1. the chaplain on January 27th, 2008 6:44 pm

    Thanks for the mention.

  2. Samuel Skinner on January 27th, 2008 11:32 pm

    Rational Christianity is an oxymoron.

  3. Shaun on January 28th, 2008 6:51 am

    Given the typical YEC responses and apologetics, I generally couldn’t agree more. Which is disconcerting, given that I’m the webmaster and author of Rational Christianity. ;-p

  4. plonkee on January 28th, 2008 7:21 am

    I have to admit that I find Christianity at heart to be irrational, on the other hand, I’m quite interested in seeing what can be made of it in a rational sense.

  5. theistscientist on January 28th, 2008 11:04 pm

    well that craven coward(redundancy intentional)ebon musings ,has just banned another theist because that theist was kicking ebon’s ass in a de bate! and he has deleted all the debate( imagine that!) (it surely helps if you can ban the debater and then george orwell all the debate too!) anyway, daylight atheism is dying a slow blogue death, all that is left is a couple bored teenagers and two grad teaching assistansts who cant even find adjunct faculty positions! crAVen cowardice is bad for the gene pool!

  6. plonkee on January 29th, 2008 9:02 am

    Whilst the web in general is quite democratic, no particular website is. Everyone reserves the right to delete content from sites that they maintain.

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