Afleveringen
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Today we discuss the relation between the Ku Klux Klan and Christianity, and how slavery and racism are condoned by the bible.
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In today's episode of Everlasting Doubt, we discuss how psychology is beginning to predict who can turn to atheism; we discuss the disconnect of this and the narrative that is prevalent amongst atheists. We also discuss the situation in Afghanistan and how things might be different without religion.
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Articles referenced:
Psypost Article
Washington Post, Afghanistan article
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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In this episode we continue reading the essay and point out the mistakes and fallacies I had made while writing the essay.
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Today is part 1 of my capstone essay arguing for the existence of God and we will respond to it in a later episode.
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Today we discuss indoctrination and ask whether it’s child abuse or not. This is based on Richard Dawkins claiming that it is and we evaluate his claim and the claims of Christian views.
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In today’s episode we tackle the problem of evil and how it is still a strong argument against theism. We ask questions about Pascal’s Wager, free will, and God’s nature.
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Why are some prayers answered and some aren’t? Is there any science backing prayers? How does religion affect anti-vax views? We discuss all of this in today’s episode.
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In today’s episode we discuss if teaching children about heaven is a good way to cope with loss. I argue that it isn’t and creates more problems than it solves. Article used: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wsj.com/amp/articles/dont-believe-in-god-lie-to-your-children-11575591658
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Today I discuss the idea of the separation of church and state and how religious freedom doesn’t apply to atheists. I also question why there are so many Christian politicians and why an atheist will never be president with the current views. Articles used: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/10/29/why-are-americans-still-uncomfortable-with-atheism https://time.com/5103677/church-state-separation-religious-freedom/. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/world/2019/jul/11/uk-secularism-on-rise-as-more-than-half-say-they-have-no-religion. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/01/20/biden-only-second-catholic-president-but-nearly-all-have-been-christians-2/%3Famp%3D1
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We talk about sinful nature and the view of being born sinful. We ask the question “are we born sinners?” We discuss the atheist perspective and the Christian perspective as well as discuss a study conducted at Yale that suggests otherwise.
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In this episode I discuss the bigger conversation that needs to be had about personal choice and our freedoms in regards to masks and other government restrictions related to the pandemic, and how the long-term future will be if the restrictions continue.
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In today’s episode of Everlasting Doubt we explore the reasons people might think you’re an atheist verses the real reasons.
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I detail my personal story of how I became an atheist and the questions I wrestled with on my journey.
