I'm not worried about morality and information being difficult to explain to Christians. Hell, they can't even recognize death is real and it's not a sacrifice if nothing is loss..and those are pretty simple constructs.
The christian idea of sacrifice is no different than Lets make a deal, give up something puny now for something far more valuable later. How is that a sacrifice if you get a big payola in the end?I'm not worried about morality and information being difficult to explain to Christians. Hell, they can't even recognize death is real and it's not a sacrifice if nothing is loss..and those are pretty simple constructs.
Because the sacrifices the Christains make in this world are paid back in the next. They give up money they could use for themselves, for example, to whichever appeal the Bishop is making this year. And they don't even get a post-dated check in return.The christian idea of sacrifice is no different than Lets make a deal, give up something puny now for something far more valuable later. How is that a sacrifice if you get a big payola in the end?I'm not worried about morality and information being difficult to explain to Christians. Hell, they can't even recognize death is real and it's not a sacrifice if nothing is loss..and those are pretty simple constructs.
http://www.debunking-christianity.com/search?q=turek
John Loftus' Blog has done an extensive multipart critique of Turek's book. It is pre-suppositionalist dreck.