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"Faith is not a good reason to believe in any one thing. It's a bad reason to believe in everything. Faith is not synonymous with any one idea; it is synonymous with any strongly held idea, true or not. But one thing faith is not synonymous with is a logically justified idea."
I have been sick and my computer has been infected with annoying spyware. Just as soon as I get a virus, so does my computer! Typical... Anyhow, I'm back and the spyware is almost dead. Let me know if you see any strange posts from me, since they may not be from me. I've got new blog ideas, and I'm working on them as we speak to supply you all with your foxhole atheist fix.
Sincerely,
Sgt.Haile
There's a huge difference between a theologian and an apologist. An apologist is someone who believes in a specific God and tries to argue for the existence of their God by giving reasons for belief. They fail because there is no justified reason to believe. Where as the theologian is a former apologist who figured out that there is no justified reason to believe, so they stray into this obscure language so that their belief cannot be properly singled out.
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