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The Bible as filter

As I have explained before, I listen to Christian radio from time to time to hear what my enemies are thinking. I do not…

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The parallel lives of C.S. Lewis and Christopher Hitchens

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Why argue if I don’t believe?

I am often asked in discussions with Christians on the veracity and doctrines of their religion why I…

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Sharper than any two-edged sword

According to the author of Hebrews 4:12, “the word of God is living and active, sharper than any…

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Gratitude for unintended consequences

I owe a small measure of gratitude to my sixth grade teacher. He was by no means the sole…

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Three in one — the authorship and themes of Matthew, Hebrews, and James

A key debate in textual criticism of the Bible is the question of who wrote the books. This is interesting in an academic sense, in the same way that we would like to know who composed Beowulf or whether any…

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The potter and the clay

One of the repeated metaphors in the Bible — appearing in several of the Hebrew prophets and in Paul’s writing — is…

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Moral decay, or the power of an illusion

America is in a state of moral decay. Or so many on the right wing would have us…

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Why I listen to Christian radio

I am an occasional listener to Christian radio, mostly when I’m driving, since classical music is too relaxing and I can’t stand the constant stream of commercials on stations that claim to specialize in popular tunes. But as a non-Christian — someone who is not an…

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Worshipful America

The word, worship, derives from Old English, originally an expression of the value — the worthness — of the thing so described. In British usage, mayors and other officials of the city are traditionally addressed as Your Worship, which in many cases is an exercise in wishful thinking. Here in…

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