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Get a stripped-down copy of this page. Lamb, John Review of Not in His Image. Lancaster, Thomas Review of Restoration. Ledo, Michael Author of Bible Bloopers. So off base that I have moved reply to my parody site, tektoonics.com. Leedom, Timothy Editor of The Book Your Church Doesn't Want You to Read. Articles Review of The Book Your Church Doesn't Want You to Read. Lenaire, Gary Former Christian musician. Analysis here. Liberated Christians Putative Christian site that promotes free sex. Articles Is nudity "natural and wholesome"? On he OT law Is porneia just idolatry? Material on polygamy is relevant to this site: On this issue and the Bible; some other offiste articles: Does the Bible clearly teach monogamy?; one on the Christian ThinkTank plus another. On "lust" Lightning Rods Can the church be faulted for opposing the use of lightning rods? Lilith Some say that this was Adam's first wife, but the news is that they're using sources too late to be respected. The Anchor Bible Dictionary notes these facts: "Lilith" comes from an Akkadian word lilitu, which was used of lesser deities in Mesopotamia. Proponents of the "Adam's wife" theory sometimes appeal to a use of the word in the Sumerian Gilgamesh epic, and in a first-century Syrian incantation for Arshlan-Tash, but neither of these is taken by scholars to refer to a personal being named Lilith. In the Talmud, a much later source than Gesnsis (!), Lilith is descrobed as a woman with long hair and wings, and as a demon in Mandeac bowl inscriptions. The idea of Lilith as Adam's wife is the product of medieval Jewish material. Limited Atonement The L in TULIP. I sort of agree with this petal, though maybe not in the way typical TULIPers would. Articles Within Limits -- a somewhat positive finding for the doctrine of limited atonement Lindsey, Hal Profile in March-April 2009 E-Block. Lobdell, William Review of Losing My Religion in March-April 2009 E-Block. Loftus, John Author of From Minister to Honest Doubter. Honest? Not really. Articles Central collection here. On Why I Became an Atheist [Order November 2008 back issue] TheologyWeb discussion with Loftus Response to The Christian Delusion available as back issue of E-Block Lomas, Christopher Review of The Hiram Key Long, Jason Author of Biblical Nonsense. His doctorate is in pharmacy, not Biblical scholarship. Articles Reply to "Biblical Nonsense" "Lord, Liar or Lunatic" The "Lord, Liar or Lunatic" argument defended. Articles On the Trail of the Trilemma "Lost Books" of the Bible Articles The OT "Lost Books" -- part of a larger article on the OT canon. "Lost Tribes" of Israel Are the "lost tribes" actually last? Lowder, Jeffrey Jay Past president and founder of the Secular Web's Internet Infidels. Articles For conceptual response on Jury Chapter 5 see here Interview with staff member of ETDAV Interview with Josh McDowell, on the purpose of ETDAV. Response to review of The Case for Christ Lucado, Max Popular pastoral author. Evaluation in March 2010 E-Block [Request Back Issue] Lucian Articles The Reference to Jesus in Lucian's Passing of Peregrinus Ludemann, Gerd Articles Review of The Great Deception Review of The Resurrection of Christ Lynch, John Skeptic of some confidence who sent me a "Top Ten" list of reasons he didn't believe. Some discussion here.