Uploaded January 2012 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Slavery Anti-Apologetics (Introduction)
youtube.com/watch?v=MdT1uODfXbw
Slavery in the Bible: Slavery Dialogs (1 of 3)
youtube.com/watch?v=W-4zv1zagNE
Slavery in the Bible: Slavery Dialogs (2 of 3)
youtube.com/watch?v=xml_8if0mU4
Slavery in the Bible: Slavery Dialogs (3 of 3)
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Transcript:
discoveringreligion.net/?p=831
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Recently I've been getting requests about how best to approach a theological debate and/or how to express one's newly found atheism to friends and family. So, I thought I'd share one of my recent debates over the issue of slavery, which has always been one of the most difficult subjects for me to reconcile with the notion of an all-loving God.
Although I am probably not the best person to ask about how to announce your disbelief to friends and family, my personal opinion is to take it slow and don't rush into a huge theological argument. Initially start by dropping hints, raising concerns about the Bible, and gauging reactions. Perhaps mention you've been reading some interesting passages in the Bible and it's starting to become difficult to reconcile what you read with who/what you believe God is supposed to be. When you feel ready, engage others in an detailed debate and defend your position.
I find debates to be fun and engaging. I always learn something new, while sharpening my critical thinking. I hope you find this video entertaining and educational. Please leave me your thoughts and feedback. Thank you!
Slavery Anti-Apologetics (Introduction)
youtube.com/watch?v=MdT1uODfXbw
Slavery in the Bible: Slavery Dialogs (1 of 3)
youtube.com/watch?v=W-4zv1zagNE
Slavery in the Bible: Slavery Dialogs (2 of 3)
youtube.com/watch?v=xml_8if0mU4
Slavery in the Bible: Slavery Dialogs (3 of 3)
youtube.com/watch?v=-ITcuh28JQU
Transcript:
discoveringreligion.net/?p=831
_________________________________________________
Recently I've been getting requests about how best to approach a theological debate and/or how to express one's newly found atheism to friends and family. So, I thought I'd share one of my recent debates over the issue of slavery, which has always been one of the most difficult subjects for me to reconcile with the notion of an all-loving God.
Although I am probably not the best person to ask about how to announce your disbelief to friends and family, my personal opinion is to take it slow and don't rush into a huge theological argument. Initially start by dropping hints, raising concerns about the Bible, and gauging reactions. Perhaps mention you've been reading some interesting passages in the Bible and it's starting to become difficult to reconcile what you read with who/what you believe God is supposed to be. When you feel ready, engage others in an detailed debate and defend your position.
I find debates to be fun and engaging. I always learn something new, while sharpening my critical thinking. I hope you find this video entertaining and educational. Please leave me your thoughts and feedback. Thank you!
