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The Lack of Reason for God, Chapter 10
Nov. 28th, 2014 12:23 pmThis is part of a series examining the the logic of Timothy Keller's book The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism.
Standard disclaimer: This, despite being a public post, is not an invitation for a religion debate with strangers. Been there, done that, still jaded.
Last week: Chapter 9 treated morality as evidence that we believe in god.
( This week: Chapter 10 discusses building one's identity without god. )
Next week: In chapter 11, a particular style of Christianity is the only correct way to accept god.
The whole series.
Standard disclaimer: This, despite being a public post, is not an invitation for a religion debate with strangers. Been there, done that, still jaded.
Last week: Chapter 9 treated morality as evidence that we believe in god.
( This week: Chapter 10 discusses building one's identity without god. )
Next week: In chapter 11, a particular style of Christianity is the only correct way to accept god.
The whole series.
