Saturday, September 25, 2010

Last night I heard Dan Barker, formerly a Christian minister and musician, give his testimony of losing faith because he grew up intellectually. I was not impressed by his arguments. He was an anti-intellectual, emotional Christian who lived on goose bumps. When he started to think, he has nothing to rely on--and became an atheist.

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3 comments:

John said...

When does your apologetics book come out?

7:53 PM
Todd F said...

I read Barker's book a few years back. It's pretty weak. I hear he's improved (if you call being a sharper enemy of Christ an improvement).

Best to you in writing your book.

8:21 PM
Douglas Groothuis, Ph.D. said...

By Fall of 2011, I hope.

8:29 PM

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