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Beyond Theology

Posted on October 3, 2010 by deadondres

“When God is dead, man, who was always defined as a creature other than God, begins to feel himself as other than reality – a sentimental irregularity in a dog-eat-dog system that might have been contrived by the Devil, if … Continue reading →

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God can teach lessons, even through atheists (i.e. Existence teaches us lessons)

Posted on July 1, 2010 by activephilosophy

I found this link while searching my favorite internet dump, reddit.com. This link is to an opinion article that briefly describes the experience of a Christian being the guest of and living with an atheist family. The following passage from … Continue reading →

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