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Articles about Arguments from Skeptics

Christianity has always had skeptics. To establish that Christianity is true, spend some time becoming familiar with common arguments against biblical doctrine. Some arguments are stronger than others.

Skeptics of Christianity often cite the so-called 'problem of evil' to indict Christians, and to indict God. How, they ask, could a loving God - or a supposedly loving follower - live a life with any joy, peace, or contentment while others suffer? Then, they ask, how could anyone be happy in Heaven when they know that others are suffering eternally in Hell? Consider this article as one example of how we might address such an objection.
Historians have traditionally acknowledged the impact of Judaism and Christianity on western culture. That's no surprise. What IS surprising is the modern trend of atheists defending biblical values. Skeptics like Tom Holland, Richard Dawkins, and Jordan Peterson are now willing to admit that the values of Christianity are not only good, but necessary for human flourishing.

David Hume (born 1711) was a scholar and skeptic who argued that miracles aren’t possible. Despite the weakness of this argument, his influence over modern atheist thought can’t be overstated. Nathan Liddell offers a quick response.

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