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The Santa Delusion
Andy Bannister A charge that some people make is that religion in general and Christianity in particular are irrational. Richard Dawkins, in his best selling book The God Delusion, makes this very claim, saying that faith in God is just like belief in Santa Claus! Is this true?
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One Less God
Jill Carattini Atheists, we are told, merely acknowledge one less God than theists. If believers understood why they reject Zeus, the argument goes, they would understand why atheists reject their God.
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Is C.S. Lewis's Liar-Lord-or-Lunatic Argument Unsound?
Justin Taylor C. S. Lewis popularized the argument that Jesus was either a liar or a lunatic or the Lord. But, as Kyle Barton has shown, he didn’t invent it. Is this a good argument?