Friday, December 28, 2012

Forgery and WLC

  As the excerpt from that book notes, much of the Christian Testament is forged. Yet William Lane Craig and billions of others find that anthology inerrant. No, it is very errant with its contradictions within and without.

  Craig accepts as true the uncorroborated writings of uncorroborated writers as absolute. Many regard him as a top-flight theologian and philosopher of religion. No, he fails miserably. His very acceptance of those writings show him as credulous, leading the credulous.

    With the miracles and the implied theology, the Testament lacks credibility anyway! The miracles contradicts science, and no one ever could find evidence for them and probably none will proffer real evidence for  other claimed miracles to overcome the Flew-Lamberth the presumption of naturalism and its Hume's corrollary on miracles.This isn't any begged question but just the demand for evidence.

   Contradictions abound. Other articles here treat them.

  The theology bespeaks barbarism! What rational person could hold that we, sinners all, should face Hell unless we accept God-Yeshua- Holy Ghost? What moral person would hold that we are sinners as that means not measuring up to His standards when actually we should try to  measure up to a realistic morality?

     The anthology holds that we owe allegiance to Yahweh, but morality says no, and He has no rights over us, and no right to treat us as property to whom to give purpose. What a blasphemy against humanity with that very notion of divine purpose for us!

   

 

Forged: Writing in the Name of God--Why the Bible's Authors Are Not Who We Think They Are: Bart D. Ehrman: Amazon.com: Books

Forged: Writing in the Name of God--Why the Bible's Authors Are Not Who We Think They Are: Bart D. Ehrman: Amazon.com: Books

Sunday, October 28, 2012

Why Let The Fundamentalists Define Their Religions?

Why Let The Fundamentalists Define Their Religions?

More bull

Why would any rational person think that God has input at all in that anthology? Again, mere miserable misanthropes just made it up! Why would their account be any better than say that of Zoroaster?  Inclusivists claim that all religions partake of the divine. But as Theodore Drange notes, were there God,He's have one coherent book instead of the many incoherent and mutually exclusive ones.He's be pellucid about His commands and so forth. No thing evil would appear and everything would cohere with reality.
   To babble that why, He favors our free wills is so ignorati elenchi- irrelevant as, taking Yahweh as If, His presence did not overwhelm His Israelites. In reality, why  would His pellucid word overwhelm us? Anyway, ti's not for Him to get us to please Him but to do for us what morality requires- that one-way street that He provides us with adequate safety as Fr. Meslier's the problem of Heaven requires; we have no duty to worship or please Him as free beings per Lamberth's argument from autonomy,
      Yet, people do defend the idea that an omni-God has the right to let unrequited evil abound.
      Yes, why sickness! What-self loathing for many.
      Why would any rational person fall for that uncorroborated tissue of  pervasive, purposeful perversity! It's purpose is to reduce people's self-esteem,only to raise it superciliously as they react to being  born again as Tim Keller does in his " The Reason for God."
       
 Yes, what rational person cannot find elsewhere inspiration than from this egregious putrid peace of p perversity?

A Few More Thoughts on the Bible

A Few More Thoughts on the Bible

Monday, October 8, 2012

Questions for Bart Ehrman/Ehrman sort-of defends Christianity

Questions for Bart Ehrman/Ehrman sort-of defends Christianity

Bull!

thr Biblr offers nothing of value that we cannot  get elsewhere. I contradicts itself and -reality. Its ethics and morality are barbaric. Its Yahweh is a monster.
   This blog will detail all that.
    What is  your position  on that anthology , those anthologies the Tanakh and the Testameant?