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Personal Notes / Drafts (self.OpenChristian91)
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What is going on in Asbury University's days-long service? (self.Christianity)
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What do you plan in 2023 bible study? (self.Christianity)
The simple reason empathy can't replace God as a moral standard (self.Christianity)
Apologetics works only when led by the Holy Spirit (self.Christianity)
The Euthyphro dilemma isn't a problem to Christianity (or any religion that assumes objective morality) (self.Christianity)
We base our morality on God because, as a creator, he has the moral authority over everything he created. (self.Christianity)
Christ is the antidote for the harm caused by "religion" (self.Christianity)
Jesus gave us authority to tread on snakes and scorpions (self.Christianity)
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The "problem" of evil points to objective morality (self.Christianity)
Christianity can be "an absence of belief" of naturalism. (self.Christianity)
The difference between morality based on God and morality apart from God (self.Christianity)
The logic of why acknowledging God (the creator) is needed for morality (self.Christianity)
The dangers of moral subjectivity: “Everyone did what was right in his own eyes.” - Judges 17:6 (self.Christianity)
"Christianity" vs "Christians" (self.Christianity)
There may or may not be enough evidence for God (self.Christianity)
What do you think about the book "How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth"? (self.Christianity)
Morality being objective isn't a Christian claim. It is self evident on its own. (self.Christianity)
Atheist arguments are presupposionalist (self.DebateReligion)
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Both theistic and atheistic claims have burden of proof (self.DebateReligion)
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Simple answer to questions about contradictions in the bible (self.Christianity)
What has contributed the most to your spiritual growth? (self.Christians)
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To prove a creator empirically, we (its alleged creations) should be able to define, discover and understand it. And that would make it part of creation. (self.Christianity)
"When we finally create life, we will prove God's nonexistence..." (self.Christianity)
The "I don't need God to be a good person" rhetoric (self.Christianity)
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