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This thread is about the strongest arguments for atheism.

No. It informs me. Same for homosexuality. Abortion, ”assisted dying,” and homosexuality aren’t strong arguments for atheism.

No.

https://x.com/jjc1jerry/status/2099563149657804829?s=61

I like the gentle approach which Jonathan Bernis (author of the article I quoted and provided a link to in post #21) takes with unbelieving Jews: “I encourage you to study the prophecies and ponder the mathematical probability of one person fulfilling them. In addition, be intellectually honest...

“How many messianic prophecies did Jesus fulfill? The Bible is full of Messianic prophecies: promises of what a messiah would do. Mathematician Peter Stoner counted the probability of one person fulfilling even a small number of them. And he concluded, the chance of a single man fulfilling...

We’ve seen the story before.

“The UK’s health & social care systems are spiraling towards increasing dysfunction & failure. Within this context, an assisted dying law would have been wide open to abuse. We have avoided a major institutionalized safeguarding risk. For now. But the campaign will continue.”...

“The ethics of euthanasia have been a contentious issue since the beginning of medicine. The Hippocratic Oath takes a strong stand against euthanasia, requiring doctors to pledge ‘never to give a deadly drug to anybody if asked for it, nor … make a suggestion to this effect.’ …” (Ezekiel J...

“If I’m truly secure with what I believe, I shouldn’t have to belittle, mock, or mistreat someone in order to defend it.” - Melissa Dougherty

Well, shoot. That’s unhappy in The happy thread was dead thread. (I’ll check the fine print on the thread invitation for a loophole.)

That’s a dangerous place for you to be. You’re vulnerable to being persuaded that Jesus isn’t the prophesied Messiah. Christians have to be prepared with an answer to that question. Thanks for making that clear to me. Even without knowing any specifics about what they told you, they are...