"Sixty-two percent of New Hampshire adults identified themselves as Christians last year, the American Religious Identification Survey for 2008 reported. This is a 23 percent decline from 1990, when 85 percent of adults called themselves Roman Catholics, mainline Protestants and other Christians...N...

A couple of posts ago, I reviewed John Allen Paulos book, Irreligion.  Paulos answered his own question, Are there any logical reasons to believe in God?  To which, he obviously answers, No.   In his book, Paulos comes to that negative conclusion by dismantling to his own satisfa...

In Irreligion: A Mathematician Explains Why The Arguments For God Just Don't Add Up , John Allen Paulos performs a great favor for Christians:  he knocks the props from under the classic arguments for the existence of God.   You might think that evaluation strange coming from a Baptis...