This is a question specifically intended for atheists. Answer yes or no when possible; if you cannot, state why clearly. First, define your position. Are you denying God's existence or just arguing as if He doesn't exist? If you choose not to assert a truth claim, elucidate the significance of your worldview in a truth debate. Now, explain the initial causes. In your worldview, what is the source of matter, energy, space, time, and the laws that govern them? If you answer “no cause,” explain why brute facts are acceptable for atheism but not for theism. If you answer “infinite regress,” explain why an endless chain of causes is rational while a necessary being is not.

Here, an atheist writes… “There are a lot of as yet unexplained yet observed phenomena; the difference is that the lack of explanation results in inquiry through the scientific process rather than pulling answers out of a hat.” So let us respond. You are confusing two different things. Inquiry is good. I welcome inquiries. But abiogenesis and macroevolution are not “unexplained observations.” They are explanations that have already failed their own tests. When a model makes predictions and every core prediction collapses, the scientific response is not “keep the model and wait.” The scientific response is “the model is wrong.”

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Why has the nation fallen? Atheism and liberals are to blame. Yep, I said it. Now, let's take a look at the evidence. Western civilization did not collapse because of invasion or famine. It weakened from the inside (atheists hate god, who they say does not exist lol) when transcendent truth was replaced by ideology, and moral authority (them, man) was shifted from God to the state (the self and lording over others, socialists and commies). Critical Race Theory, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion frameworks, and militant atheistic secularism did not arise in isolation.

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Soft racism is paternalism in moral packaging. It claims to protect Black Americans while lowering standards, excusing failure, and locking communities into dependence.

This note explores what real faith looks like in a broken world. It shows how a man or woman can stand firm when culture falls apart, how God strengthens those who trust Him, and why hope rises even in dark seasons. It invites readers into a journey of courage, redemption, and steady confidence in God’s hand at work.

I often talk to people about the scientific method, abiogenesis, and evolution. Many hold strong views on these topics. They see abiogenesis and evolution as settled truths, the only options since they reject God and the Genesis account. I point out the flaws in this thinking. Let me explain my view step by step. First, recall the scientific method. Scientists observe the world, form questions, and make hypotheses. They test these ideas with experiments and gather data. If the data fits, the hypothesis gains support. If not, they revise or discard it. No idea becomes an absolute fact. Theories like gravity or relativity explain facts well, but they stay open to new evidence. Science builds knowledge through doubt and testing, not final proofs.

This stream opens the world of Faded Glory—a nation on the edge and the warriors who stand in the gap. Commander Sharp, Commander Carlos, and the War Hogs face corruption, chaos, and the fall of blue cities. Each note delivers a scene, a voice, or a moment from their world as they fight for truth, freedom, and the hope that America can rise again.

December is a paradoxical month. In the Northern Hemisphere, the soil hardens and the fields go dormant, yet history tells us this has often been a month of frantic motion and shattered boundaries. As we approach the Solstice—that pivotal moment when the planet begins its slow tilt back toward the light—we look back at the moments in December history where humanity redefined its relationship with the Earth and the skies above it.

My thoughts on how 9/11 affected the American people, media, and culture surrounding most things and mindsets.

The Church Year and Calendar play significant roles in every liturgical faith tradition. In this essay, we take a closer look at how the Calendar and the seasons of the church year are experienced within the Episcopal Church and through the Book of Common Prayer.

My children no longer come to my house and this year is the first they haven't invited me to theirs.

Over wondered how American food culture became what it is now? Well you're in the right place! In this essay, we talk about how much it's changed and what factors helped shaped what it is today.

A quick-reference guide for educators that focuses on cultural identity within the classroom. Cultural identity contains language, traditions, beliefs, and lived experiences, which are important to represent and acknowledge for students.

This is the essay that I created this group to discuss. I am open to argumentative essays against it, and open to essays that agree with my ideology.

This elegant Renaissance bodice is crafted from rich, intricately woven brocade fabric, offering both beauty and durability for any historical ensemble. Designed for comfort and style, it features a front eyelet and drawstring closure for easy wearing.

Progress beckons like a lover, lashes like a master, and haunts you like a ghost. Every step forward costs a piece of who you were before.

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A steampunk coat or jacket is more than just outerwear—it's an essential piece of your neo-Victorian wardrobe. Whether you’re a daring adventurer, a dapper gentleman, or an eccentric inventor, our collection of steampunk coats and jackets will help you command attention with vintage elegance and mechanical intrigue.