"You ask great questions, General Nate. Plus, they might want to encourage the upcoming generation. Just don't let it go to your head!
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Presuppositions
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Another question: how do you best deal with presuppositions in debates?( such as: "there is no external evidence for Jesus outside the Bible) ?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Cheri A Fields yesterday.
Fatal flaws of evolution
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What are some of the biggest flaws in evolutionary theory? And how do you guys best address them?
Started this discussion. Last reply by TrustJesus on Thursday.
How do I answer this objection?
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Hey all. I am wondering, how do you answer the objection that Christians are being judgemental on the gay marriage debate when this objection is made by fellow believers? I'm starting to get that…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Alan Schriver Apr 28.
Testing an argument
Hey all. I'm testing an argument against an evolved objective morality. Would you guys mind telling me what you think?If morality evolved, then it would be like any other physical urge, such as…Continue
Started Apr 26
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Jim Brenneman replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"It is almost always effective to "answer a fool according to his folly. . . " Really neat to say the same things about Darwin that they demand of Christ."
General Nate replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"I would answer the Atheist/agnostic "How do you know Charles Darwin existed? All the evidence was forged by biased atheists" What do you think?
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John Whitbread replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"I have responded by asking,
'Do you beleive that Julias Caesar invaded Britain?'
If they reply in the affirmative they then have to answer the question;
'Why do you reject the historical fact of Jesus on lack of extra biblical…"
TrustJesus replied to General Nate's discussion 'Fatal flaws of evolution'"I. For the 1st organism/ life functions have dependancies...
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A. Where did life, intelligence, and energy originate?
II. God's nature/image clearly seen in creation... humor, playfulness... Roman's 1:20
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General Nate replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"Hey, thanks for the responses guys!
Also, have any of you noticed, but whenever I ask a question on here, it gets referred to in the newsletter? I thought that was kinda funny..."
General Nate replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"Well said! I haven't seen you around here before. Are you new?
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Everett L replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"It seems we are often caught off guard by well meant questions from those who chose not to believe in our God. Our reaction to such questions has as big or bigger effect than we would care to believe. Honesty, is always the best policy when dealing…"
Brian Guiley replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"Most people who deny Jesus existed are being willfully ignorant. Secular historians with no 'horse in the race' so to speak affirm his existence. See this article for excellent information and refutation of the…"
Cheri A Fields replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"Hmm, sounds like we might have the same teacher, eh, Rachel? :-D"
Rachel replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"I usually ask them why they believe that. From what source did they attain their information? Why do they trust that source? Are they actually interested in seeing/hearing the evidence which they say does not exist?
If they are truly…"
Cheri A Fields replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"Haven't had to deal with this too much yet and am enjoying reading all your replies.
The other week I had someone say something leading me to believe he thought people were basically good. So I asked him straight out and he admitted this was…"
Lou Hamby replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"Lou's thoughts to Allen:
Allen there are wheat and tares, the rain falls on all, there are vessels for good and those for evil, Jesus did not spend a lot of time on those who wanted to challenge God, and to a point it is important to give the…"
Allen J Dunckley replied to General Nate's discussion 'Presuppositions'"Interesting, as the skeptics that I have encountered have provided evidence that calls into question the key historic references made and are cited by believers. Like Josephus' "Crestos" and Pliney's comment, etc. How do we find…"
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- At 7:15pm on May 12, 2013,
Cowboy Bob Sorensen said… I'll check out the link to that apologetics site. It probably won't go on my links page at Piltdown Superman because it's not directly creationist, but I also maintain links to apologetics sites that I can endorse.
- At 5:21pm on May 8, 2013, Cowboy Bob Sorensen said…
Oh, someone else with an unregistered assault keyboard? Glad you like the site. Also on Facebook, follow the links. I'm not skilled with this site yet, that will come when I'm less pressed for time. Keep learning and growing, the battle is getting more fierce.
- At 12:20pm on April 8, 2013,
Matthew Grove said… Thanks man! :P
- At 9:12pm on January 14, 2013,
Brian Forbes said… I have never seen how Josephus is a liar. It would be interesting to see how they come to that conclusion.
I have heard people say that the story of Jesus resembles this or that ancient pagan myth, but every time I look into the details, there's almost no similarity whatsoever. They're grasping at straws.
I did a quick search expecting to see a large number of results, and the first one is as worthy of citation as any. http://www.reasonablefaith.org/jesus-and-pagan-mythology
- At 8:14pm on January 14, 2013, Brian Forbes said…
You can feel free to ask me questions about early man. I know more about it than many, but I still wouldn't consider myself an expert. I would say I'm more like a guy who saw an event happen and watched a couple videos about it than I am a guy who has spent all of 40 years in deep research about it. I know enough and have seen enough to know that Evolution is not consistent with history.
- At 11:07pm on October 16, 2012,
Paul A. Daly said… - Hey! I love seeing fellow high schoolers come together for Christ! So many people turn away from God during their highschool years (primarily because of evolution) and its nice to see that not EVERYONE is doing that. Keep the faith!
In Christ,
Paul
- At 4:33pm on September 8, 2012,
Harrison J. Elkins said… Hi Nate,
Sorry for the late reply, I just noticed your comment on my wall. Great to see another high school student on here too!! I'm a Junior, what grade are you in?
- At 4:44pm on June 10, 2012,
David Thomas Posey said… Welcome to the site! Whether you read and post blogs, join groups, participate in the discussions, or just talk to the experts, may Go bless you through your time on this site.
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