Genetically Modified Skeptic
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“Do atheists exist?” This Christian’s insulting answer
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18:15Now PlayingChristian apologist Frank Turek never fails to use overly-literal interpretations of the bible to paint non-Christians as psychologically broken and morally bankrupt.
Here I respond to a recent video from Frank Turek’s Cross Examined channel. Drawing from Romans 1, he explains his understanding of the psychology of atheism. It’s… rather insulting. From the unfalsifiable nature of his claims, to his apparent outgroup bias, to the fundamentalist-like literalism of his interpretation of the bible, issues abound in his video. This video isn’t meant to proselytize for atheism, but rather to call for complexity and empathy in interfaith dialogue.
Video on outgroup bias in dialogue on religion:
“Why Christian Responses to Deconstruction Are So Predictable”
Thanks to NonStampCollector for his contribution!
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