Reviews and Critiques of Theist Publications

Hambydammit's picture

This heading is reserved for user submitted critiques and reviews of theist books, and possibly of important magazine articles.

As it grows, this section can be used as a quick and easy reference for online debate, and for reducing the time necessary to respond to theists who refer to one of the books.

If superior creatures from space ever visit earth, the first question they will ask, in order to assess the level of our civilization, is: 'Have they discovered evolution yet?' -- Richard Dawkins

Question.

Just wondering if anyone is going to debunk Dinesh D'souza's book 'What's so great about Christianity?', thanks.

Rook_Hawkins's picture

You should perhaps google it

You should perhaps google it first.  You would have noted that Kelly already refuted D'souza's main points in her blog.

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Et suppositio nil ponit in esse.

"You act ridiculously," said Ion, "to doubt every­thing. For my part, I should like to ask you what you say to those who free possessed men from their terrors by exorcising the spirits so manifestly. I need not discuss this: everyone knows about the Syrian from Palestine, the adept in it, how many he takes in hand who fall down in the light of the moon and roll their eyes and fill their mouths with foam; nevertheless, he restores them to health and sends them away normal in mind, delivering them from their straits for a large fee. When he stands beside them as they lie there and asks : 'Whence came you into his body?' the patient himself is silent, but the spirit answers in Greek or in the language of whatever foreign country he comes from, telling how and whence he entered into the man; whereupon, by adjuring the spirit and if he does not obey, threaten­ing him, he drives him out. Indeed, I actually saw one coming out, black and smoky in color." "It is nothing much," I remarked," for you, Ion, to see that kind of sight, when even the 'forms' that the father of your school, Plato, points out are plain to you, a hazy object of vision to the rest of us, whose eyes are weak." - Lucian, Lover of Lies