He must not read any news. Otherwise he would have to start wondering where all the stories are chronicling the criminal sprees of all those morally corrupt atheists.

• 3 hours ago

What you said was that you believe that all atheists are morally corrupt. Your response is that you are not aware of any atheists that are especially charitable. This in no way supports your original statement. Performing charity is morally praiseworthy, but it does not follow that someone who does not must be morally corrupt. Nevertheless, two of the world's richest philanthropists - Warren Buffet and Bill Gates - are both atheist/agnostic.

• 3 hours ago

This is a point that it seems is too often overlooked or forgotten. Christians will always challenge us to try and explain the gospel's testimony of the resurrection in terms of natural explanations. That's easy, of course. But the even greater challenge should be why Christians accept a particular supernatural explanation given the even greater number of such explanations!

• 4 hours ago

I would love to know what exactly convinced you that all atheists must be morally corrupt.

• 6 hours ago

Concerning the signs and miracles that would follow believers and their special abilities...some Christians insist that these things only happened in the 1st century and then stopped thereafter. Actually, here is a quotation from one:

"I do not know of a reference to anyone drinking poison and living in the NT, but that does not mean it did not occur. No time frame is attached to these signs and many scholars conclude that they ended once scripture itself was completed."

Well - why is it that first century Palestinians should have the extra benefit of having all of these signs and miracles to witness whereas twenty-first century people like ourselves are left simply scratching our heads at these claims?

• 23 hours ago