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Remove this Cup from Me; yet, not My Will but Yours be Done
The television evangelist and the self-proclaimed shepherd announce the great benefit of prayer; ‘Ask and you shall receive,’ and ‘reap what you have sown.’ These lights of the faith forever make prayer sound easy; like some sort of magic that … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical, Interfaith Dialogue, Philosophy
Tagged atheism, buddhism, christianity, friedrich nietzsche, god, god is dead, jesus christ, materialism, mysticism, Philosophy, prayer, suffering, word of god
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The God Debate (part six): Objects of Faith
Much of the present secular discourse against religion is established on a rationally flawed rejection of the notion of faith. One can assert the irrationality of this rejection with confidence on the grounds that it is founded upon the demonstrably … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropology, Biblical, Philosophy, Society and Living, The God Debate, Theology
Tagged atheism, death, despair, faith, fatalism, god, life, meaning, nihilism, Philosophy, søren kierkegaard, The God Debate, truth
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The God Debate (part four): On Conscience
Before developing any of these foundational themes into more complex discussions on the God debate we must explore one more departure point; that of the human conscience. It may at first appear strange to address this matter out with the … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Society and Living, The God Debate, Theology
Tagged atheism, blessed john henry newman, catholicism, christianity, conscience, ethics, fichte, god, jean-jacques rousseau, john henry cardinal newman, josef cardinal ratzinger, Philosophy, pope benedict XVI, religion, The God Debate, Theology
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