View my YouTube presentation “5 Reasons God Exists.”
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View my YouTube presentation “5 Reasons God Exists.”
Vodpod videos no longer available.If you visit this video on the YouTube website, please beware of the vulgar and ad hominem remarks left by certain skeptics.
Reflections 
I can’t believe the responses of people trying to argue ‘logically’ by name calling.. or even the people who made response videos who assumed you are a Young Earth Creationist..
Or when you mentiond how your reasoning about god is like a detective or lawyer.. and their best response is:
“But I’ve never heard a lawyer argue their cient is innocent by suggesting it was god’s will”…..?? Unrealated. Irrelevent. And clearly misunderstood…..
Sorry I had to say it somewhere.
Unfortunately you need to muster up more rationality and logic!!!!! These arguments are laughably absurd!
Aaron:
Calling them “laughably absurd” doesn’t show them to be so. I’ve spent a lot of time studying logic and the arguments strike me as cogent.
Ken, an atheist friend of mine shared this article (http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/on-faith/wp/2013/08/21/an-atheists-guide-to-the-good-life/) and it struck me as something you might have a response to, either here on your blog or in a “Straight Thinking” podcast.
The core assertion is this: “Atheism is the default position. You don’t have to do anything to be an atheist, but you have to work awfully hard to not be one—atheism strips away a lot of superfluous nonsense, rather than piling on remarkable requirements and strange creeds and bizarre pointless rituals that you need to obey.” I’m sure there is a logical, rational response to this assertion, and the 6 specific examples of what can and should be “thrown out,” but I don’t know where one would begin.