Vacuous
and Fairly Untenable Arguments from the Atheist:
A
Proactive Approach
Throughout the years, I have become
increasingly interested in atheist thinkers, new and old, and have thoroughly
become aware of its common tenets and social movements. As compelling as
atheism has been to me, however, I must confess that I often take issue with a
few particular arguments maintained, certainly not by all atheists I am
familiar with, that appear to be poorly defended and of little intellectual
vigor. I hope in this presentation to present some of these arguments fairly,
discuss the points at which I take issue, and to propose a more fitting way in
which to engage in more respectable, profitable dialogue.
Aw, interested in seeing how this works out!!!
ReplyDeleteMe too! Thanks for promptly posting your summary. Moving you up in the batting order...
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DeleteHey, can I set my presentation back for Thursday? Sorry for the late notice. I fell asleep while trying to finish the project last night, and I still, for some reason, can't post on the site outside of commenting on posts.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your report, Colton, but must confess that I haven't spoken with any credible atheists who thought it was enough to tar all of religion merely by mentioning the Westboro Baptist Church or its ilk. But there are obnoxious atheists out there. WHy should that surprise? They're all only human.
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