by Conrad Black (April 2015)
Having spent a very enjoyable two hours in conversation with Dr. John Lennox, professor of mathematics at Oxford University and one of the most rational and persuasive advocates of a Christian theistic view of the world, it has come back to me what a shabby level of mockery and sophistical evasion many of the militant atheists are reduced to, in comparison even with the famous skeptics of earlier times. People like Bernard Shaw, Bertrand Russell and Sigmund Freud, wrote and spoke well, and were more able than is rigorously admissible now to cloak themselves in the inexorable march of science and reason. Their witty if gratuitous disparagements of Christianity were much more effective than the coarse blunderbuss of my late quasi-friendly and frequent adversary, Christopher Hitchens. more>>>
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When non-Christians like Barack Hussein Obama Jr. squawk about their church attendance to curry favor with his constituency, they at least prove the existence of Evil. So, there must also be Good, reflected in a God whom we celebrate on Easter.
Fine article.
Whether there is a personal God or not, there is a spiritual dimension and need in mankind that cannot be erased or eradicated. Atheists are fighting a losing battle. Churchgoers are a mighty force, and will continue to be so.