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The true light, which gives light to everyone, was coming into the world. He was in the world, and the world was made through him, yet the world did not know him. He came to his own, and his own people did not receive him. But to ...
In the opinion of many, religion is self-evidently a bad thing. It has caused and still causes endless strife and bloodshed and therefore deserves to be rejected. But if that is so, logic would demand the rejection of politics also! For if religion has slain its thousands, politics has slain its ten thousands. However no one seriously argues that political thinking should on ...
No civil disturbances followed Paul’s preaching of the Christian gospel at Athens, as they had elsewhere. Citizens of the intellectual capital of the world, the Athenians, as Luke points out (Acts 17:16–34), were keen to investigate any new theory that came their way. And so, after some days of general preaching and discussion in the Agora, Paul was invited by Stoic and Epicu...
Somewhere around the year AD 49, Paul, the Christian apostle, took a momentous step fraught with immeasurable consequences for the whole Western world. He crossed over from Asia and, for the first time, preached the gospel in a European city. Almost at once he ran into trouble. There was in the city a group of businessmen who owned, or at least managed, a female spirit-medium...
One of the ugliest features in the history of our sorry world has surely been misery and oppression caused by religion. Atheists have often and rightly pointed out that, as the ancient Roman poet Lucretius put it, ‘again and again religion has given birth to sinful and unholy deeds’.11 The particular barbarity ...