The Religious Ads on My Atheist Videos Are Ridiculous
June 27, 2020
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as posted by the channelThese Christian ads are all over my channel whether I like it or not, so I might as well make a response video to them. Thousands of you guys have written me comments and messages about the religious advertisements playing on my atheist videos. I assumed most of those ads were there to try to discredit atheism in order to convert atheists and skeptics, but it seems the ads running at the moment are there to keep questioning Christians in the faith. In that way, they're staying true to the mission of Christian apologetics.
"What Would You Say?" creates intentionally short videos, so their format has limitations, but their content needs work if they want it to answer big questions for Christians, provide solid arguments for God's existence, or defend the faith from skeptics. Here, I discuss their video, "Do You Have to Choose Between Science and Religion?" and touch on questions like: "Do science and religion conflict?" and "Is faith reliable?" as well as concepts like God of the gaps, science literacy, equivocation fallacies, atheistic religion, evolutionary theory, and moral psychology.
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