by Godless Engineer | Sep 12, 2019 | Christianity, Did Jesus Exist, Mythicism
Pliny the Younger Doesn’t Prove Jesus Existed Today we are going to talk about whether or not Pliny the Younger is independent evidence that Jesus actually existed. We will look at who Pliny was, what he said, and why he doesn’t actually count as historical...
by Godless Engineer | Sep 9, 2019 | Atheism, Christianity, Community
Braxton Hunter Doesn’t Understand Atheists Today, Braxton Hunter tells us that atheists are just lying to themselves. We lie to ourselves about the existence of God because God has obviously already made his existence known to us. The main argument for this view...
by Godless Engineer | Sep 3, 2019 | 1 Kings, Bible Study, Christianity, Daily Bible Podcast
Solomon Has Good Reason To Go Flaccid Today on the Daily Bible Podcast, we have Solomon who messes up big time and goes limp/flaccid. We start off with Solomon getting 700 wives and 300 concubines from foreign nations. He started worshiping other gods and you know how...
by Godless Engineer | Sep 2, 2019 | Christianity, Did Jesus Exist, Mythicism
No Evidence for the Resurrection Of Jesus Today we are going to be discussing the fact that there is no real evidence for the resurrection of Jesus. In this short video, the narrator goes through Gary Habermas’s 6 minimal facts, which previously was 12 minimal...
by Godless Engineer | Aug 28, 2019 | Christianity, Did Jesus Exist, Mythicism
No, Mara bar Serapion Isn’t Proof of Jesus Today we are going to discuss why Mara Bar Serapion is bad evidence for a historical Christ . What exactly did Serapion say? When did he say it? Was he possibly influenced by Christian sources or is he truly...
by Godless Engineer | Aug 27, 2019 | 1 Kings, Bible Study, Christianity, Daily Bible Podcast
Queen of Sheba Inspects Solomon Today in the Daily Bible, we have the Queen of Sheba visiting Solomon to assess his rod. The Queen of Sheba thinks a lot of herself and is amazed by Solomon’s “wisdom.” I’m fairly certain they ended up fucking....
