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Daily Archives: 28/03/2011
University of Toronto expert ridicules mathematicians’ claim that religions will become extinct
Religion is going extinct! Save yourselves! This happens all the time: newspapers, magazines, and even scholarly work that claim the disappearance of religion is in our future. Freud hoped that with the rise of science religion would fall to the … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Sciences, Secularism
Sociologist demolishes mathematicians’ paper claiming the extinction of religious belief
A physicist and two mathematicians claim to have shown that religion will be driven to extinction in nine of the 85 regions around the globe for which they have data. Despite being given much credence and promotion by the BBC in a secularist attempt to influence … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Sciences, Secularism
Quote of the day: Francis Phillips on Christopher Hitchens’ grotesque distortion of Christianity
‘In Hitchens’s case, it is not a question of Christianity having been tried and found wanting: it has simply never been tried – or understood. In an interview with Mick Brown in yesterday’s Sunday Telegraph magazine he says he has never … Continue reading
Posted in Atheism, Quote of the Day
Oxford University professor of mathematics points out logical incoherence of Dawkins’ atheism
Oxford Professor of Mathematics points out logical incoherence of Dawkins’ atheism The Irish Times reports: Science and religion are not incompatible, but should be seen as complementary fields, a gathering in Dublin heard this weekend. John Lennox, professor of mathematics at … Continue reading
The Rob Bell debate: ‘Love Wins’ becomes a bestseller and stirs massive debate about hell
What is hell? Book stirs debate about afterlife For some readers, the book has been a breath of fresh air and a chance to discuss ideas that have long been taboo in evangelical circles. When Chad Holtz posted a Facebook … Continue reading
Posted in Theology
Tagged Afterlife, Bestsellers, Christian Doctrines, Hell, Rob Bell, Theology, Universalism