Christians are easily startled, but they'll soon be back. And in greater numbers 36:11

[Gethelred]

Welcome to the Ask an Atheist thread II.

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Alright, we're going to have a change of tack. As I'm sure you can see, the thread title has been changed to Ask an Atheist. People who have a question to ask of the atheists who populate this thread - more than the christians do - should feel free to ask questions of them. If you've still got...

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[liz]

The fantasy is basically the same.

Not really, other than to the extent that all fantasy is fantastical.

 

[Total Power]

Again, once your standpoint is that you KNOW Christianity is not for you, Apologetics will not do it for you. That is clearly the reverse situation to your point that once you're a believer, there's no way out.

There always is a way out, but you are too stubborn to know otherwise. So why say he's a brilliant writer? if his only target audience are Christians, he's hardly a brilliant writer and please note, he is also heavily criticised within the Christian world. A brilliant writer should be for all kinds of audiences. Not just a specific one. He says science should fit into Christianity, i don't anyone with a semblance of education would agree. But religion does that to you..it switches off that part of the brain.

Lewis a very ordinary writer. Even Tolkien, a devout Catholic, disliked Lewis's Narnia series because of all the forced Christian allegory and apologetics in them. But Mere Christianity is a fiction writer trying to come off as an academic while posturing apologetic arguments that are inherently flawed. (I listed a few of them in my earlier posts, as usual, you ignored all of them and carried on with your posts).