The August 2008 issue of Tabletalk magazine examines some of the basic precepts of the “new” atheism, encouraging readers with succinct answers to certain criticisms and exhorting them to be prepared to face these challenges as they are disseminated at home and abroad.
“There is not one such fossil for which one might make a watertight argument.’ On the other hand, if God created fully formed and separate kinds, we should expect to find the remains of countless fully formed specimens, all without any apparent ancestors—and that is exactly what we do find.” (Page 15)
“The reality is that the emptiness that results from the loss of the transcendent is stark and devastating, philosophically and existentially. Indeed, the denial of an objective moral law, based on the compulsion to deny the existence of God, results ultimately in the denial of evil itself.” (Page 11)
“C.S. Lewis came to a very different conclusion: ‘No philosophical theory which I have yet come across is a radical improvement on the words of Genesis, that ‘In the beginning God made heaven and earth.’ ’” (Page 17)
“they promise a world of new hope and unlimited horizons once we have shed this delusion of God.” (Page 11)
“objective moral values do exist. Therefore, God must exist.” (Page 12)
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