Category: Evangelical Eisegesis
Invasion of the Bible Snatchers: Ray Comfort’s ‘Scientific Facts in the Bible’ – Innumerable Stars
To see other posts in this series, please go to the series’ page. Among fundamentalists there are few as notable and infamous as Ray Comfort. Known primarily for his Way of the Master evangelism program and organization, Comfort has been a vocal opponent of evolutionary science,… Continue Reading “Invasion of the Bible Snatchers: Ray Comfort’s ‘Scientific Facts in the Bible’ – Innumerable Stars”
Invasion of the Bible Snatchers
To see other posts in this series, please go to the series’ page. In 1956, the movie Invasion of the Body Snatchers was released in theaters across the United States. Here is a synopsis of the movie from the IMBD website. Dr. Miles Bennell returns… Continue Reading “Invasion of the Bible Snatchers”
SJ Thomason Gets It Wrong (As Usual)
Last year I posted a seven-part series refuting a blog post pop-apologist SJ Thomason had written on how the Bible demonstrates God keeps his promises. It became readily apparent by the only comment she made on the series that she had not read them… Continue Reading “SJ Thomason Gets It Wrong (As Usual)”
An Index to My Response to SJ Thomason on “God’s Promises”
Today I posted seven different pieces responding to the work of SJ Thomason and her blog post entitled “Babylon Will Never Be Inhabited.” This post will serve as an index to which readers can refer to navigate the posts. Keep in mind that I… Continue Reading “An Index to My Response to SJ Thomason on “God’s Promises””
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 7
This is the final post in a seven-part series responding to the blog post “Babylon Will Never Be Inhabited” by pop-apologist S. J. Thomason. You can read the sixth post here. All biblical references, unless otherwise noted, are from the English Standard Version (Crossway,… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 7″
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason on “God’s Promises,” part 6
This is the sixth post in a seven-part series responding to the blog post “Babylon Will Never Be Inhabited” by pop-apologist S. J. Thomason. You can read the fifth post here. All biblical references, unless otherwise noted, are from the English Standard Version (Crossway,… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason on “God’s Promises,” part 6″
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 3
This is the third post in a seven-part series responding to the blog post “And Babylon Will Never Be Inhabited” by pop-apologist S. J. Thomason. You can read the second post here. All Scripture quotations unless otherwise noted are from the New Revised Standard… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 3″
Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 1
The last post I did on “Evangelical Eisegesis” covered the Twitter ramblings of Greg Locke, the veritable gift that keeps on giving. Today’s post will cover a similar fountain of fallaciousness who I’ve briefly dealt with before on this blog: SJ Thomason. Thomason runs… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: SJ Thomason and “God’s Promises,” part 1″
Evangelical Eisegesis: Greg Locke and Matthew 10:34
I’m frequently on Twitter interacting with theists and atheists alike. Both sides have a tendency to be woefully ignorant of biblical passages and both have a tendency to want to display that ignorance by commenting on or using biblical passages in this or that… Continue Reading “Evangelical Eisegesis: Greg Locke and Matthew 10:34”
The Amateur Exegete 