Why Can't Christians Understand the Word Atheist?

Pelikula lang pala eh.

I remember that movie, yung sabi ni Anita Linda "Ang buhay ay parang pelikula." However, I didn't know that some Christians took it too literally.

According to the post of this "angry Christian" the reason why Satan exists is to give god a villain to fight with?

WHAT?

So Christian worldview is just an FPJ action film huh? There's Fernando Poe Jr. and there are characters like Paquito and Romy Diaz, Max Alvarado, Larry Silva.

So what makes a good film? Is it just all about Good vs. Evil? In Martin Scorsese's psychological thriller Taxi Driver, who's the villain? Was it Travis Bickle (Robert De Niro), Iris' (Jodie Foster) pimp? Is it society? Good movies have a lot of grey areas, not just black and white.

Darth Vader didn't became evil without any reason - the lost of his mother, the anger on his society and his love to a princess was enough for his fall to the Dark Side.

But movies are for entertainment.

If movie can have a grey area, what more is life?

Movies are also scripted. Every act, every situation was already been predestined by a movie script. The hero wins, the villain loose. Is this the same with god and Satan? Is life just a big script? But wait… I thought we have freewill? If everything was scripted like a movie, then life is already predestined based on the script.

Jerome's Rant

Often, when I saw a so-called rebuttal against atheism, I've noticed that it is more about misconceptions rather than an actual rebuttal. Jerome Gabijan's rant is a good example.

Thank you Mr. Alexander Blechschmidt

I just like to thank Mr. Alexander Blechschmidt for making this study about the secular movement in the Philippines.

Very complete! Specially on the history... and nasama pa ang Luneta.

The Refining Reason Debate: Matt Dillahunty VS Sye Ten Bruggencate

On May 31, 2014 at the Marriot East's Grand Ballroom in Memphis, TN, atheist Matt Dillahunty and presuppositional apologist Sye Ten Bruggencate took the stage before a live audience for a formal debate, which was moderated by David Smalley of Dogma Debate.