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Many people wonder what this word "faith" really means. It is used so often in religion that I believe it becomes diluted. I think a lot of people would say that faith is believing something unprov...

Though this chapter of Romans’ main purpose is to show that Abraham had the same faith that Christians have today, it is hard to see that Abraham believed the same things as Christians today. Abraham was long before Jesus and could not have known all that was going to happen...

Yesterday, I posted my answer to the first of a series of questions from a Facebook god-goon . This person has since made the exchange rather uncomfortable, which is to say, he's made death threats because he is that fucking holy. That said, however, some of his questions were goodish, in that I've never covered…

Our prophet explains that we may know what gravity is, but we don't know the cause of it, thus, “What if it is He, pushing us down with His Noodly Appendages, that causes this force?”

The decline in religiosity in the U.S. is accompanied by a rise in Internet access. But the factors determining faith are far more complicated than a Wi-Fi connection. Religion, goes the oft-paraphrased Karl Marx slogan, is the opiate of the people. Now, Wi-Fi is.This according to new research by Allen Downey, a computer scientist at the Olin College of Engineering in Massachusetts who analyzed more than two decades worth of the data on the demise of religiosity in the...

In Part 1, we learned that justification provides us with peace with God. Here we find out that we gain access to grace. Grace is favor to people that do not deserve favor. It is being given a bett...

The case of Alexander Aan, who was imprisoned after posting commentaries online, is part of a rise in persecution connected to freedom of religion in Indonesia in recent years.

You hear these Christian people saying, "I got saved." They ask, "Are you saved?" What are they talking about? They are talking about Romans 5:9. They are talking about being saved from the wrath o...

Justices rule 5-4 Christian content of prayers at town council meetings not critical as long as town officials are inclusive

Discovered and kept secret in the year 2000, the book contains the Gospel of Barnabas – a disciple of Christ – which shows that Jesus was not crucified, nor was he the son of God, but a Prophet. The book also calls Apostle Paul “The Impostor”. The book also claims that Jesus ascended to heaven alive, and that Judas Iscariot was crucified in his place.

Paul told us about Abraham in Chapter 4. He explained that Abraham's faith was the same as faith in Jesus Christ.Now he takes us into a comparison of Adam and Jesus Christ. [Romans 5:12 Therefore, ...

There are two great powers in the universe: Sin Grace [15 But the free gift is not like the trespass. For if many died through one man's trespass, much more have the grace of God and the free gift ...

You may remember that God gave many laws to the Jewish people in the Old Testament beginning in the book of Exodus. Moses received the Ten Commandments from God while he was on the mountain called ...

The key word in 6:5 is united. Christians are united with Jesus Christ. Chapter 5 described how all people were united with Adam in their sin, but this chapter explains how Christian people are uni...

Richard Dawkins' implication that babies have a default theological position of atheism is as silly as assuming a default language or nationality

A Nigerian man has been sent to a mental institute in Kano state after he declared that he did not believe in God, according to a humanist charity. Mubarak Bala, 29, is said to have been forcibly medicated by his Muslim relatives, despite being given a clean bill of health by a doctor.

This article’s been making the rounds online over the past week, especially on Facebook, where your religious relatives have undoubtedly sent you a link...

Mubarak Bala (29) is said to have been forcibly medicated for “insanity” for nearly two weeks, despite a doctor’s opinion that he has no psychological problems. Campaigners are calling for his release and say the case highlights the fact that atheists are a persecuted minority in many African countries.