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By Braxton Hunter & Johnathan PritchettSociety & Culture Religion & Spirituality Christianity Philosophy

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April 20, 2020 Seminary Professors Examine the Good, Bad, and Ridiculous Atheist Song Lyrics
Music helps form cultures. These atheist tracks cover a variety of issues
and suggest reasons to distrust God or disbelieve completely. We’ll analyze
them and respond.
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Music by: Sokolovsky
Imagine - John Lennon
Rise Up! - Cursive
Heresy - Nine Inch Nails
Thought of a Dying Atheist - Muse
Religious Vomit - The Dead Kennedys
Judith - Perfect Circle
Saved - Shelley Segal
Father Christmas - Greg Lake
Science is real - There Might Be Giants
Set Your Monster Free - Quiet Company
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April 17, 2020 These Atheists Think You Might Be on the Verge of Unbelief
Mr. Atheist invited Paulogia, Eric Murphy, Shannon Q, Suris The Skeptic,
HolyKoolaid, and Kyle Curtis to present facts that if true of you may
indicate you're about to become an atheist. Are they right? Let's find out.
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April 15, 2020 William Lane Craig vs. Alex Malpass: Debate Review
Recently, philosophers Alex Malpass and William Lane Craig engaged in a
debate regarding the second premise of the Kalam Cosmological Argument.
This video is aimed at simplifying the exchange and is my opportunity to
provide my own commentary.
1 hr 21 min
April 15, 2020 Adam Coleman and Trinity Radio Respond to Tough Questions from Hemant Mehta
Hemant Mehta presents more questions about the virgin birth, God's
existence, the ten commandments, and more in this final episode of our
series responding to his "78 Questions for Christians."
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April 15, 2020 Determinism Refuted Theologically
Drs. Leighton Flowers, Tim Stratton, and Braxton Hunter (Team USA) come
together to refute the French Calvinistic philosopher, Guillaume Bignon's
most recent broadcast on the Revealed Apologetics broadcast hosted by Ely
Ayala. In that specific episode, Bignon brings arguments against Flowers,
Hunter and Stratton's libertarian perspectives.
1 hr 44 min
April 15, 2020 Matt Jackson Joins Us to Answer "Tough" Questions from an Atheist Blogger
1 hr 17 min
April 08, 2020 Tom Jump and the Truth About His Debate Method
Tom Jump is considered by many to be the best debater that YouTube Atheism
has to offer. His supposed defeaters to theistic arguments include some of
the most creative alternative hypotheses you're likely to come across. Is
that a strength or a glaring weakness?
1 hr 4 min
April 06, 2020 Seminary Professors Respond to Questions from Atheist Hemant Mehta
* If your child were dying, and I hope that never happens, would you
just pray for them or would you take them to a doctor? And if you'd
do both, which one do you think has more of an impact?
* Whose prayers does God answer? And if it's ultimately His Will, why
bother praying?
* If you have cancer, what would help you more: Certain drugs, or
prayer?
* If you had an amputated limb, would prayer ever bring it back?
* If you have an exam coming up, what would contribute more to a higher
score: Prayer or more studying?
* If you prayed for me over YouTube right now, do you think I would
know it?
* What matters to God more: The number of people praying or the quality
of their prayers? If quantity matters, shouldn't the most popular
team always win the Super Bowl? If quality matters, why do people you
love sometimes die no matter what you do?
* Is it possible that your prayers have no supernatural effect and only
serve to make you feel better? Would you ever admit it if that were
true?
* Is there anything in your life that makes you doubt God's existence?
* How would your life change if you had serious doubts about God's
existence?
* Was Jesus white?
* Why does God seem more likely to answer the prayers of a talented
athlete than a starving child overseas?
* Why does God seem to hate Africa?
* If a group of Africans swooped into your community with the intention
of converting you and your neighbors to their tribal faith, what
would your reaction be?
* Does God speak to you?
* If God spoke to you and told you to kill someone, would you do it?
* Is God always watching you? How about when you're on the toilet?
* How do you respond when someone who's not a Christian tells you about
their religious faith? Do you listen and consider what they have to
say or do you just ignore them because they don't believe what you
believe?
* What do you make of Muslims who think the Koran is the true holy
book? Are they wrong? Have you read the Koran? Why do you dismiss
them so easily?
1 hr 22 min
April 06, 2020 Seminary Professors Respond to Atheist, Hemant Mehta's 78 Questions for Christians
God's not dead, but is he fair? Why would he allow good atheists to go to
hell, and bad Christians to go to heaven? Hemant Mehta has 78 questions for
Christians, and most of them challenge the justice of God as he is
described by Christians. In this episode, Braxton Hunter and Johnathan
Pritchett begin to answer those questions.
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April 06, 2020 An Atheist Tries to Explain the Bible
Stephen Woodford of the channel "Rationality Rules," recently gave his take
on the general story of the Bible from the garden to the cross. He provides
an analogy of two sisters treated cruelly by an idiot father, that he
thinks mirrors the biblical narrative. Does this account resemble an
accurate and academic treatment of the Christian story, or is it more akin
to South Park? You decide.
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