[spirited irish]

ping

[roving]

I love me some Frank.

[RoosterRedux]

Frank Turek is an incredibly good apologist. I watch videos of his work regularly and am always impressed with his intellectual honesty, his knowledge, his ability to defend the Word, and his incredible gentleness with these bratty, ignorant kids.

In this case, it is satisfying to see this kid start to lose confidence.

He starts out by presenting his position as eloquently as a PhD candidate and, by the end, is mumbling and rambling like a HS freshman who has forgotten to do his homework.

[Recompennation]

You can’t fix stupid

[TalBlack]

With respect to himself this kid can’t see the forest for the trees. He’s constructed a faith of disbelief using suppositions and half baked facts.

[jagusafr]

Reminds me of a book I started reading for Advent: “The First Christmas”. I stopped reading after the authors tried to prove the birth narratives were “Not facts, but still true”.

[ViLaLuz]

Praying for that young man. He could be a budding Lee Stroebel. The Holy Spirit can work wonders!

[kinsman redeemer]

This was pretty funny.

[circlecity]

We know that many books of the NT were dictated by the authors to an amanuensis (secretary) who actually put pen to paper so the argument that these authors wouldn’t know how to write in Greek is totally bogus.