Mr. Deity thinks he's made a bet with Lucy regarding Job.

Missing, presumed dead.

Mr. Deity is excited about one of Allah's new apologists, Reza Aslan.

Please stick to the original plan, which you were going to stick to anyway. Amen.

One of my favorite lines in a movie: ‘Mission Commander Swanbeck: Mr. Hunt, this isn’t mission difficult, it’s mission impossible. “Difficult” should be a walk in the park for you.’ Better yet, watch the clip! It came to mind recently as I debated with a very devout believer of the Mormon faith.

Biôrn, an old Viking, is determined to reach Valhalla, the warrior's afterlife full of excessive drinking and debauchery. To gain entry he has to die honorably in battle, but he discovers that the right death isn't so easy.

Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal

Mr. Deity has found evidence of The Exodus

The Atheist Pig

The Atheist Pig

Mr. Deity commissions a former pastor to infiltrate big Atheism.

God has a plan for everyone.

Would anyone knowingly join a religion with a draconian apostasy clause? I don't think so.

One of George's greatest classics

The eminent theologian Dr. Thaddeus dreamt that he died and pursued his course toward heaven. His studies had prepared him and he had no difficulty in finding the way. He knocked at the door of heaven, and was met with a closer scrutiny than he expected. "I ask admission," he said, "because I was a good man and devoted my life to the glory of God." "Man?" said the janitor, "What is that? And how could such a funny creature as you do anything to promote the glory of God?" Dr. Thaddeus was...

The Way of the Mister: An explanation of why the religious care so much about everyone else's behavior.

Warm word on the cheerful and comforting doctrine of eternal damnation from Col. Ingersoll's American secular lectures.

A pastor tells his flock three things to ask an atheist. You don’t even have to read it to know that a lot of stupidity will follow. But I’m game, give it a shot, believers, and ask me those three things — I’ll try to answer through the incredulity and laughter.

Anyone can judge God by what is written in holy scriptures -- but there's a catch.