David Hume (1711–1776) was a Scottish philosopher and historian well known for his arguments against traditional Christian theism that had a great impact on the Enlightenment.
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Elevator Apologetics, Part 5
Ever wish you had a quick and thoughtful reply ready when you get a hard question about faith? Rick Mattson explores some ways to be prepared.
Elevator Apologetics, Part 4: Proof and Packages
Does God have to prove himself?
Elevator Apologetics Part 3: Do you need faith to do good?
One evening after doing an outreach event at a large campus in the Midwest, I was packing up my gear and a student approached me and said, “I can do good in society without God’s help. I don’t need God in order to be a good person and serve others.”
Elevator Apologetics, Part 2: Religion equals ignorance?
Let’s consider a common skeptic’s objection: “Religion is nothing more than superstition and ignorance.”