Monthly Archives: December 2010

Conversations With a Local Pastor

Posted on 2010/12/30 by

December 22, 2010 was a very interesting day. On that evening I met with a local pastor who had indicated his purpose in asking for the meeting would be to question me about my worldview. Although the conversation didn’t seem … Continue reading →

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The Ultimate Goal

Posted on 2010/12/28 by

Christianity claims beneficent  intentions. Feeding and clothing the poor are among those claimed intentions. Good works by the church, however, usually also involve proselytizing the patrons. This proselytizing is the tool used to help achieve the ultimate envisioned goal: The … Continue reading →

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Biblical Contradictions

Posted on 2010/12/24 by

A local pastor asked me to present a list of contradictory passages in the bible. He remarked that he’d never seen a single contradictory item within the pages of the bible in the many years he had studied it. These … Continue reading →

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