"There is no such thing as a wise atheist"

Atheist: 
"I need proof. Are you telling me that I am unwise in refusing to believe in something that I can not see?"

Eddie Eddings:
"...you can't believe in everything you SEE either. Photoshop, TV and movies can attest to that.

Love is something you can't see but I'm pretty sure you believe in it.

The "unwise" part in the life of an atheist is his or her neglecting so great a salvation.

You can't SEE your future but, you definitely have an eternal one.

I have no way to "prove" this to you. But, proof will come eventually.

Inasmuch as it is appointed for men to die once, and after this, judgment. I would consider gambling with your soul an unwise practice."

Calvinistic Cartoons

Mistakes atheists make when dialoguing with Christians: article by Matt Slick

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Thanks to my friend Bob Sorensen for bringing this article to my attention via f acebook. I have sometimes been disappointed at the direction a conversation has taken, when the atheist with whom I thought I was having an honest discussion decided to use some of these tactics.

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by Matt Slick

The following are examples of mistakes I've seen atheists make when dialoguing with Christians. They are important to know for both sides so better dialogue might take place. First of all, the atheist must realize that making these mistakes lessens his credibility with a Christian and does not help his cause. Second, the Christian should know these errors so he can identify them during a conversation and, hopefully, not commit them himself.

1.     Condescension and insults

A.     This is the most common of all mistakes made by atheists. They are often condescending as they mock Christianity. They insult God, call him a tyrant, refer to Christianity as mythology, baseless, a fairytale, compare God to invisible pink unicorns ... (read the entire article) 

From: "Facets of Grace"

Evidence and Atheism

Greg Koukl Interviews David Berlinski

Last Sunday Greg Koukl (pictured at left)interviewed David Berlinski on Greg's Stand to Reason radio program. The hour-long discussion centered on Berlinski's book, The Devil's Delusion, a critique of Richard Dawkins' book, The God Delusion; and is heard during the third hour of the show. Listen here.

(Photos from Stand to Reason's web site: http://www.str.org/ )