[xzins]

Wednesday night debates.

Wonder if they'll televise this; wish they would.

If nothing else, it might be instructive about what a debate really is that a so-called presidental debate is not.

[xzins]

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[Lee N. Field]

I'd never heard of John Lennox, but he appears to be associated with Ravi Zacharias in some way.

"Dr. John Lennox is Fellow in Mathematics and the Philosophy of Science, and Pastoral Advisor at Green College, Oxford. He is also Visiting Fellow at the Mathematical Institute, Oxford University, and lectures on Faith and Science for the Oxford Centre for Christian Apologetics. He has lectured in many universities around the world, including Austria and in the former Soviet Union. Dr Lennox is interested in the interface of Science, Philosophy and Theology and has lectured and written many articles on Christian apologetics, particularly on the Science-Religion debate."

[MHGinTN]

Where/what is Alys Stephens Center? Is it associated to one of the universities?

[HarleyD]

For Dawkins, however, "God is very improbable" and he lives his life "on the assumption that [God] is not there."

Hmmmm...seems like someone might not be all that sure.

[HarleyD]

For Dawkins, however, "God is very improbable" and he lives his life "on the assumption that [God] is not there."

Hmmmm...seems like someone might not be all that sure.

[Zionist Conspirator]

Every single atheist in existence who subscribes to any moral/ethical system whatsoever is a hypocrite and a parasite.

What is it about atheists that compels them to crusade for what we "should" and "should not" do? What ever happened to good old fashioned Epicureanism?