
But don't forget to checkout our other blog on atheism or the Rational Response Squad.
This blog is in response to the Rational Response Squad's (RRS) Blasphemy Challenge. Here you'll learn the true nature of this so-called challenge and who RRS are and what they're all about. We're also myspacing. (And checkout our other blogsite against atheism).
How To Get Rid of Jesus: Prove He Didn't Exist! A popular question posed by Christians today asks, "WWJD?" - which stands for, "What Would Jesus Do?" For more and more Skeptics of Christianity, however, the answer to this question is, "JDNE" - which stands for, "Jesus did not exist!" In this volume, edited by prominent Internet apologist James Patrick Holding, a team of Christian authors provide a series of essays giving detailed answers to those who argue for the "Christ myth." Though rejected by mainstream scholars, this theory continues to grow in popularity among popular writers and Internet antagonists. The need for Christians to be ready to give an answer to it will only become more urgent. "Here's a clear and compelling rebuttal to fallacious claims that keep resurfacing in books and on the Internet. It's well-researched, expertly presented, and ultimately convincing.
- Lee Strobel, author, The Case for the Real Jesus

So I was at an atheist forum and they were basicly making fun of RRS saying that "The RRS impedes any progress atheists make by being so staunchly anti-theism."
Now heres my question, why?
- Submitted by religioniswar on Fri, 2007-07-20 10:25
Joel McDurmon has an interesting book, Manifested in the Flesh, which is in response to Brian Flemming's mockumentary The God Who Wasn't There and his "Christ Myth" position. McDurmon also has a book on the "New Atheism" movement entitled Return of the Village Atheist, which is a response to Sam Harris. Checkout his radio interview.Many Christians (including myself) have been trying to debate RRS on fair grounds. But RRS just keep dodging and running from us.