"Faith is belief in opposition to evidence and reason." "There is no evidence of God." If you've ever been cornered by a confident skeptic, you know how those lines land. And you may have wondered, quietly, whether they have a point.
Pastor Steve Cioccolanti, who was leading Thai Buddhists to Christ the very week he preached this, takes the claims of YouTube philosopher Stefan Molyneux as a case study and answers them one at a time: straw man, equivocation, assertion without argument.
Is God, whose name is the Logos, anti-rational? Is faith blind? What kind of evidence would satisfy a man who admits he believes in quarks he has never seen?
"Faith is trust, which means it's always based on information."
You'll discover:
Where faith actually comes from, according to Romans 10
The physical evidence for God that skeptics demand and then ignore
The one sign of intelligence any scientist would accept
A challenge from the first pages of Genesis he issues to every philosopher
Part of the Atheists Don't Exist series. Watch it and go back to that conversation ready.
