Atheist’s 40 “Difficult” Questions to ask a Christian

Friday, August 9th, 2013

John Barron says he thought I’d write in this Twitter post, “Not so much because I feel a need to offer proper answers, more so because I am always amused at what Atheists offering these kinds of questions or challenges believe they are ‘difficult’ or substantive challenges to Christianity. It makes one wonder, if these are the kinds of things they believe are difficult for Christians, how intellectual could their rejection of Christianity or adherence to atheism possibly be?” Continue reading

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