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Bill O’Reilly and Richard Dawkins Heatedly Debate Creationism

Bill O’Reilly debated creationism on Wednesday’s “O’Reilly Factor” with biologist and famous atheist Richard Dawkins. Not surprisingly, things got a little heated. Dawkins was pushing a new book, aimed to teach adolescents and adults that science can explain ancient myths. O’Reilly told Dawkins that his book “mocks God,” which propelled the two into a heated discussion [...]

Christopher Hitchens vs. Barry Brummett

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Irreligious Logic vs. Religious Logic

I’m so sick and tired of arguing with religious fanatics across the Internet. Why do they resort to such deluded thinking? Here is a pre-written example of how debates usually start and end whenever I start one with a believer: Skeptic: Cancers and other diseases are terrible. Why do they even exist? Believer: It’s because [...]

Richard Dawkins accused of cowardice for refusing to debate existence of God

Richard Dawkins has made his name as the scourge of organised religion who branded the Roman Catholic Church “evil” and once called the Pope “a leering old villain in a frock”. But he now stands accused of “cowardice” after refusing four invitations to debate the existence of God with a renowned Christian philosopher. A war [...]

Sam Harris Debates William Lane Craig

Lawrence Krauss on his debate with William Lane Craig

by Lawrence Krauss It sometimes surprises me, although it shouldn’t, how religious devotees feel the need to regularly reinforce their own convictions in groups of like-minded individuals. I suppose this is the purpose of regular Sunday church services, for example, to reinforce the community of belief in between the rest of the week when the [...]

Evidence for God: William Lane Craig vs Lawrence Krauss

Part 1 of 6 On March 30, 2011, William Lane Craig (author of Theism, Atheism, and Big Bang Cosmology) debates Lawrence M. Krauss (author of The Physics of Star Trek) at NCSU on the evidence for God.

Should Creationism Ever Be Taught In Schools?

Part 1 of 2 From BBC One, March 27, 2011… courtesy of AtheistMedia.com

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