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Tag: God

A Response to Ricky Gervais’ “Why I’m an Atheist”

A Response to Ricky Gervais’ “Why I’m an Atheist”

Posted on December 22, 2010 by Adam Hollowell
This week British comedian Ricky Gervais asked a number of famous friends, including Conan O’Brien, to publicize “A Holiday Message from Ricky Gervais: Why I’m an Atheist.” Written as a post f... Read More
Of Evangelicals and Atheists

Of Evangelicals and Atheists

Posted on December 16, 2010December 17, 2010 by Joshua Oxley
Most might see a wide chasm separating evangelicals and atheists. But moderate Christians and non-theists have bigger fish to fry, argues Daniel Radosh in the book "Rapture Ready." And he's right.... Read More
After the Flood

After the Flood

Posted on December 13, 2010December 13, 2010 by Adina Allen
After the Flood human society beings to rebuild itself. The population grows, migration occurs, and people engage in the task of constructing a city for themselves. Interrupting what seems like a rela... Read More
As Iron Sharpens Iron, So Does One Religious Tradition (As Well As Atheism) Sharpen Another

As Iron Sharpens Iron, So Does One Religious Tradition (As Well As Atheism) Sharpen Another

Posted on December 3, 2010December 6, 2010 by Ben DeVan
If all truth is God's truth, we must be free to explore it.... Read More
Shared Spiritual Inheritance and Mutual Transformation

Shared Spiritual Inheritance and Mutual Transformation

Posted on November 28, 2010November 28, 2010 by Paul Joseph Greene
State of Formation fellow-contributor, Brad Bannon, has posed this question to which my post responds, at least in part: Do religious persons “own” their forms of prayer and practice? Granted, ada... Read More
A dialogue continued

A dialogue continued

Posted on November 26, 2010 by Brad Bannon
This post is a continuation of a (formational) dialogue on atheism, theology, and valid sources of knowledge. More than this, though, it is an open, public discourse between an atheist and a theologia... Read More
Why We Fight

Why We Fight

Posted on November 22, 2010November 23, 2010 by Adam Hollowell
This semester I’m teaching an undergraduate seminar course titled Faith and Political Violence: Perspectives on Religion and Terror in Modern Politics. With Thanksgiving around the corner and studen... Read More
The Best (and Worst?) Ripostes to the New Atheism

The Best (and Worst?) Ripostes to the New Atheism

Posted on November 22, 2010December 6, 2010 by Ben DeVan
Books & Culture: A Christian Review recently extended me the privilege of reviewing replies to the New Atheism, including one co-authored by Intelligent Design guru, Philip Johnson. Although it in... Read More
The Way Out is Through

The Way Out is Through

Posted on November 21, 2010November 24, 2010 by Rachel A. Heath
It’s a weekend morning in late November and I’m sitting in a cozy living room with other graduate students, sipping away at my hazelnut coffee and picking at a cold cinnamon bun. All of us are fur... Read More
Finding God In the Slums of Mumbai

Finding God In the Slums of Mumbai

Posted on November 19, 2010November 19, 2010 by Karen Leslie Hernandez
There is a beautiful quote by Fredrick Buechner, an American writer and theologian that I would like to share. “Maybe nothing is more important than that we keep track, you and I, of these   ... Read More
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