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2. "Evidence" from History - ANS-All People, All Times, All Countries, and All Races
3. "Mock them, ridicule them in public..."- - ANS-Dawkins at the "Reason Rally".
4. 3 realities - ANS-1) God Exists
5. 2) Jesus Christ is God
6. 3) The Catholic a church is the loving voice of God in our world
7. According to the Atheist's claimed evidences, what is the one thing that only religion
could cause? - ANS-Someone to commit such a atrocity.
8. According to Trent Horn, what is the Internet? - ANS-The church of Atheism, has
given a atheist a place to find like minded people.
9. Ad hominem - ANS-Attack on person, not attack on argument
10. After the French Revolution and into the 20th century, What was Atheism LinkedIn
to? - ANS-The Totalitarian regimes
11. Argument of Cause - ANS-Everything is caused by somthing
12. Argument of Motion - ANS-There is movement in the universe, nothing moves until
acted upon by another.
13. Atheist Logic - ANS-God exists and is all powerful and all good. Therefore, there is
no evil. Yet, there is evil, so there is either no God, he's not powerful, or he is not all
good.
14. Atheists are on the ________ - ANS-Defensive
15. Christopher Hitchens - ANS--Wrote God is not real
16. -Like offending his readers
17. Daniel Dennett - ANS--1 of 4 Horsemen of atheism
18. -Materialism
19. Degrees of perfection - ANS-To say something is more beautiful or better is to judge
it against that which is best, most beautiful, perfect.
20. Diagoras of Melos - ANS-Called "The First Atheist" from 5 B.C.
21. During the French Revolution, what type of calendar was being used? - ANS-10 days
calendar, year 1
22. During what event was the Atheism in action (fruit of the Enlightenment)? - ANS-The
French Revolution (1789-1799)
23. For years, where did Atheist have sought to win their battle in? - ANS-Courts, prayer
in schools, and public displays in religion.
24. From where do we get the ideas of fairness, justice, loyalty, etc.? - ANS-Moral Order
25. God is not Observable - ANS--One cannot see God
26. -science actually lends support to the idea of God's existence
27. -Reason can be used
28. Governance/Intelligent design - ANS-Things act according to laws, these laws
required a law giver
29. How do Atheist Use the Internet? - ANS-Very Aggressive, often mock religion
through memes and present ridiculous arguments.
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