The Universe Looks Like a Fine-Tuned Fix
“Scripture and Tradition never cease to teach and celebrate this fundamental truth: ‘The world was made for the glory of God.’” (CCC 293)
Results from Tag: 'atheism'
Atheism’s ‘Eccentric’ Nature
COMMENTARY: If a loving God is my center, then all my actions have meaning because they are related to the Absolute.
There Are Two Kinds of Atheism, and These 5 Books Will Help You Debunk Both
C.S. Lewis was right: Atheists cannot be too careful of their reading.
Harvard, Not Heaven: The Not-So-Shocking Election of an Atheist Chaplain
The selection of an atheist “chaplain” empties the very idea of a chaplain of its meaning.
Harvard, Not Heaven: The Not-So-Shocking Election of an Atheist Chaplain
The selection of an atheist “chaplain” empties the very idea of a chaplain of its meaning.
Why Should We Bother Defending the Bible Against Atheists?
The argument for Christianity and the Bible is a cumulative one, adding up to the conclusion that Christianity is true and atheism false.
Yes, Virginia, Atheists Have a Worldview
“The most dangerous philosophy is the unacknowledged one.”
Dark Energy, Dark Matter and the Light of the World
What is the difference between a materialist who believes dark matter exists and a theist who believes spirit exists?
There’s More to James Randi Than Meets the Eye
The famous magician and skeptic never missed an opportunity to denounce Christ and the Catholic Church.
Wrestling With Foam-Pillow Atheism
COMMENTARY: You can play a kind of theological whack-a-mole with the hard atheists, but you can’t with the “Yeah, whatever” atheists.
