Re: "Debunking Christian Circular Arguments and Assumptions"
Posted: Sat Jan 24, 2015 5:46 pm
Oh i know its not all like outback steak house ads, or crocodile dundee.Danieltwotwenty wrote:Audie wrote:Im emigrating right away. Is there room for a thick-glasses nerd?Danieltwotwenty wrote:Yea and all Aussies are sun kissed beach bums, who are rippling with muscles. Well in my case that is actually true.Audie wrote:Always good to see more stereotypes. Have you heard that all Chinese have buck teeth, and talk funny?abelcainsbrother wrote: Atheists are very hard to reach but I like the challenge myself,it is not for every Christian as God uses us in different ways but I actually like the challenge and I think you have to,they have their talking points down and some know the bible better than Christians and they twist the bible all out of context to try to show the bible is wrong and how evil God is but if you are a Christian strong in faith and know the word of God well I think it is good to be challenged about what we believe and you get better at defending your faith the more you do it.When I first started debating atheists my whole approach was wrong but over time I've gotten better and it has actually strengthened me because it requires one to research things which I like to do anyway as I'm a non-fiction reader who loves to do research to learn something new but don't be fooled atheism is very persuasive and brings a formidable opponent to our faith and what we believe and we have lost some of the faith to their tactics.
The atheists
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=phtP73p5_F0
I think you might be bitterly disappointed, but you are sure welcome, we are a cultural melting pot here.
My destiny is tied to Hong Kong and the USA anyway.
But I think I'd like Oz. Alice or Coober Pedy, maybe Darwin.
Im strictly a big city girl.