Reasons to Believe, Views on Reasonable Faith
Gordo Suord
Open Letter to Professor Richard Dawkins: ...

Statements about faith by Professor Dawkins are used to justify Atheism and not believing in God. However he misunderstands and misrepresents faith as presented in the Christian Bible. Considerations are offered for why having faith is seen to be an inherent human attribute and not unreasonable, such that the object of that faith is what comes to be of significance.

Open Letter to Professor Richard Dawkins: Considerations for a Reasonable Faith
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Open Letter to Professor Richard Dawkins: Considerations for a Reasonable Faith

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Open Letter to Professor Richard Dawkins: Considerations for a Reasonable Faith

Statements about faith by Professor Dawkins are used to justify Atheism and not believing in God. However he misunderstands and misrepresents faith as presented in the Christian Bible. Considerations are offered for why having faith is seen to be an inherent human attribute and not unreasonable, such that the object of that faith is what comes to be of significance.

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