Open Forum for Atheists
Friday, Mar 8, 2013 - 6pm ET
Trent Horn answers:
I don’t understand the concept of a God who would want suffering from His only Son?
Who is more moral: A man who doesn’t believe in heaven and lives a moral life, or a man who believes in heaven and is only living morally for the payoff?
Is it Catholics that teach about generational sin?
Why do we limit the source of morality to just God alone?
If faith is a gift does everyone receive it? If not, why not?
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