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.....followed by The Dawkins Delusion......
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how about ancient aliens on H2 that's full of drivel about gods .
wacky science at its best . |
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Sounds like confirmation bias...surely a better idea to get both sides before making up your own mind rather than being influenced by others?
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Neither of which Dawkins' book addresses but if you're going to suggest someone reads his book then I'm sure you'll agree it's only fair in terms of balance that you also recommend a book that counters all his points.
Either way it's probably not a good idea to promote the idea of a book written by a man who defends mild paedophilia. |
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As to the definding paedophilia accusation, from what I have read he did nothing of the sort .. |
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Thankfully, God isn't as judgemental on peoples' credential as you seem to be. He will use anyone who has a heart for Him and believes fully in his Word. Some, God gives the gift of teaching to via the Holy Spirit and I believe Chuck Missler is one of those (1 Corinthians 12 V 27-28) . I have listened to his teaching on some of the books of the Bible and never had a check in my spirit regarding anything I've heard from him. All I'm asking is that you make up your own mind after listening to the guy, rather than going by negative internet content. I imagine finding negative comments on many Bible Believing Christian leaders is pretty easy to do; the world doesn't like the message they preach. One of the things Chuck Missler does is to admonish his audience not to believe what he says, but to check it out for themselves. Prompted by your post, here is the official short bio from his web site "K-House was founded by Chuck and Nancy Missler. Chuck, a Naval academy graduate and former Branch Chief of the Dept. of Guided Missiles, had a remarkable 30-year executive career. He served on the Board of Directors of 12 public companies and was CEO of 6 of them. For twenty years Chuck balanced his high-profile corporate career with his teaching commitment to a weekly Bible study at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa in Southern California. Nancy, while raising their four children, has touched the lives of thousands through her in-depth teaching of Biblical discoveries in her “Way of Agape” and “Be Ye Transformed” books and tape series."2 https://khouse.org/pages/mcat/about_us/ |
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Let's leave Mr Dawkins to one side then: Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, Douglas Adams, Mark Twain, etc. Take you pick .. there are many talks available on youtube (well maybe not Twain ;) ) that attempt to explain why religion is not a necessay part of the human condition. |
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I don't see that Dawkins is against personal faith, rather, the attempts of organised religion to force their faith on others e.g. current parts of Islam. It is when someone crosses the line beyond personal faith into the territory of evangelism that things get problematic. Everyone, beyond argument, is entitled to a personal faith. It is when they try and force that viewpoint on others that I, personally, have a problem with. |
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Just do clarify, do you see "evangelism" as synonymous with "forcing" faith on someone?
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Another example, especially relevant in light of the OP's post, is that the majority of UK children are taught, by law, about a faith position (Christianity) supported by a minority of the population: Quote:
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