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Philosophy is the study of general and fundamental problems, such as those connected with reality, existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language. Philosophy is distinguished from other ways of addressing such problems by its critical, generally systematic approach and its reliance on rational argument. In more casual speech, by extension, “philosophy” can refer to “the most basic beliefs, concepts, and attitudes of an individual or group”.
- If You Want to a Hole Dug, Dig It. Don’t Pray for It to Appear.Prayer doesn’t work. Nothing has ever been accomplished with prayer. Prayer doesn’t work. For example, dig a hole. If you need to dig a hole, buy a shovel and dig it. If you pray for the hole to appear, even if you have 5,000 prayer warriors all decked out in their Sunday best, you ...
- Two Hands Working Can Do More than a Thousand Hands Clasped in PrayerWhy do people pray? If the Christian deity is all-loving, all-knowing, and all-powerful, there would be no reason to pray. The Christian deity would already know the outcome of all events in advance. The best possible outcome of all events must have been decided at the beginning of time. Do Christians think that praying ...
- Decorate God’s House“I would give money to the poor and to the less fortunate if I did not have to decorate God’s House.” There are poor and hungry people scattered all over the globe and the Catholic church has money to build gold-filled cathedrals. There is something seriously wrong with a Jesus-based religion that has ...
- Lake of Fire, Satan, ChristianityThe Book of Revelation, written some time in the last half of the first century, has five verses that mention a “Lake of Fire”. This is the type of stuff Christians use to keep their wicked flock from going on murder rampages. Murders get sent to the Lake of Fire. How ...
- Quotes of Robert G. IngersollRobert G. Ingersoll Robert Ingersoll was an American politician and orator best known as “the great agnostic” who popularized criticism of the Bible during the Golden Age of Freethought. Ingersoll was a lawyer before he served in the American Civil War, turning to politics in 1867 as Illinois attorney general. Robert Ingersoll’s books ...