free thinker

Really Recommended Posts 7/25

My Really Recommended Posts for the day are below:

What is a Free Thinker? over at “Cold and Lonely Truth.” This post discusses the term “free thinker” and its implications. Arthur comes to the conclusion that a “free thinker” isn’t so much free as they are dogmatic. I had some similar ideas I expressed in my “Letter to a Free Thinker.”

Science Sez So: Man Made God over at “The Gospel of Erik.” Erik discusses the recent argument by some atheistic neuroscientists that mankind made God.

Another Reason I Won’t Debate the Historicity of Jesus Christ over at “Josiah Concept Ministries.” Cory links to a video of skeptic Bart Ehrmann demolishing an atheist in a discussion over whether Jesus existed or not.

Is the Bible from God? 3 Signs of the Supernatural at “Apologetics Guy.”  A great introductory apologetics read for those looking to defend the Bible as God’s Word.

Erasing Hell at “In Christ Jesus.” A brief look at Francis Chan and Preston Sprinkle’s book, Erasing Hell. I recently got the book and will be reading it shortly.

Letter to a free thinker.

Dear Free Thinker,

What does it mean to think freely?

Does it mean I must be an atheist?

You tell me there is no evidence for the existence of God.

You say that there is more evidence for unicorns than the object of my worship.

You tell me that I’m an atheist too.

Why do you say “we’re all atheists” when I believe in God?

You tell me “That’s just your interpretation”; “You’re wrong”; “I’m right.”

I reject science, according to you. I don’t know how to open my eyes. I’m blind, foolish, and stubborn.

You say that I’m delusional, and that my belief is a disease.

I have a final question:

Am I allowed to think freely…

Or is it just you?

Sincerely,

J.W. Wartick

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