Road to Reason
Darwin to JesusThe Road to Reason helps Christians understand the good reasons for what they believe and gives atheists and seekers a challenge worth considering. This is a place for clear thinking about God, morality, and the meaning of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 90 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Can Subjective Morality Make Sense of Moral Disagreements?
“To say that something is true is to say that it is so, not merely that we like it.” —Bertrand Russell
I’m going to be honest… I’ve never been the biggest fan of Batman. I’m not sure why exactly, maybe he’s too stoic, or maybe it’s that hi...
Can Free Will Exist If God Is All-Knowing?
“How can God punish you for what He knows ahead of time you’re going to do?”
This question was asked by Stefan Molyneux yesterday and I decided to address it. But before I do, I want to make something clear. What Stefan is really getting a...
Who Created God?
If you want to make an atheist cringe just ask them, “if humans came from monkeys, why are there still monkeys.”
Why does this make them cringe?
Because it demonstrates a total misunderstanding and blatant ignorance of what they believe...
Subjective Evidence... and Morality?
I think I can safely say that the vast majority of normal people understand the problem with subjective morality. We get it. If morality is subjective it becomes meaningless, there are no longer grounds to meaningfully disagree, moral outra...
Can A Human Machine Be Significant?
“If there is no God, then man is not significant. He is only a machine. But if man is only a machine, then so is his thinking. And if his thinking is only the product of chemical processes, then so is his conclusion that there is no God.” -...
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Lifelong atheist who found Jesus Christ. Husband and father. Exposing the lies and fallacies of Atheism, proclaiming the truth of Christianity.
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