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The illusion of Free Will

By On June 9, 2016 · 5 Comments

Free Will is central to Christianity. The idea that we are held accountable for our actions is only just if we can freely choose our thoughts, words and deeds. It would be monstrous of God to punish us if we are not in control of what we think, say and do. The following posts (this […]

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Just give each citizen a million bucks!

By On October 10, 2015 · Leave a Comment


This was bought to my attention on Facebook, and whilst the sincerity of the Meme makes it amusing, the real comedy is to be had in following the conversation between someone who believes that statement makes a valid point, and people trying to explain the basic math mistake they have made. The […]

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Podcasts

By On January 22, 2015 · 2 Comments

Audiobooks (instead of music) have been my listening choice since before I owned my first iDevice. Libraries have a great selection of titles on CD, and I am a notoriously slow reader. It just made sense to me to use my travelling time to be absorbing books instead of repetitively listening […]

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Everything that begins to exist has a cause

By On June 6, 2014 · 6 Comments

In a reply to my Adults Only post Joshua Erlien put forward a syllogism that is often used as evidence of God. A syllogism is 2 statements that result in a sound conclusion.

All men are mortal. I am a man. Therefore I am mortal. […]

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The incredible unlikelihood of being

By On August 11, 2013 · Leave a Comment

Anyone that has one or more brothers or sisters, or is a parent of multiple children knows that siblings are all unique individuals. The different genetic material in each egg and sperm that conceives them produces vastly different children in looks and personality. There are no doubts that boys are different to girls, but […]

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