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vor 14 Jahren
Numerous passages in both the Old and New Testaments depict God as
a being who actively engages in deception but apologist Joel
Furches claims that these passages, seen in their proper context,
reveal a God that never deceives--He simply allows sinful people to
reap the consequences of their own lack of faith. A careful
examination of the Bible, however, shows a God that is willing to
use deception as an instrument for advancing his plan on earth. For
this episode's installment of God Thinks Like You we examine more
evidence that links religious faith to an intuitive style of
thinking while skepticism correlates with an analytic style of
thought. We also take a look at politics in Egypt in the wake of
the Arab spring and find that, while the overall picture looks
grim, there may still be reason for hope. Remembering that women
have the most to lose from an Islamic theocracy in Egypt, we close
the episode by recounting the mythology of Egypt's powerful goddess
Isis--the subject of this weeks Polyatheism.
a being who actively engages in deception but apologist Joel
Furches claims that these passages, seen in their proper context,
reveal a God that never deceives--He simply allows sinful people to
reap the consequences of their own lack of faith. A careful
examination of the Bible, however, shows a God that is willing to
use deception as an instrument for advancing his plan on earth. For
this episode's installment of God Thinks Like You we examine more
evidence that links religious faith to an intuitive style of
thinking while skepticism correlates with an analytic style of
thought. We also take a look at politics in Egypt in the wake of
the Arab spring and find that, while the overall picture looks
grim, there may still be reason for hope. Remembering that women
have the most to lose from an Islamic theocracy in Egypt, we close
the episode by recounting the mythology of Egypt's powerful goddess
Isis--the subject of this weeks Polyatheism.
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