If you're looking for down and dirty tactics and showmanship, Till is your man. He hasn't an ounce of scholarly credit, but the minute he opens a Bible or any other book, he's an expert. Here's a year-by-year rebuttal to The Skeptical Review.
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The Hallway of Ouch!! -- we change our mind and engage Till in debate. Why? We're masochists. Too bad he quit.
Author of Skeptical website Rejection of Pascal's Wager. This is one of the largest Skeptical websites I have been ignoring and for very good reason. I find nothing new within my subject purview to addres from Tobin's materials. His sourcework is dismal, often making use of a bare minimum of sources (despite a lengthy bibliography of mixed quality, which does not reflect use of all those listed), many of them badly out of date. He fails to interact with serious Christian scholarship, apparently thinking Josh McDowell is at our apex. I consider Tobin not worthy of the time needed for any further reply than what we have already posted that addresses exactly the same subjects.
Fantasy life of Jesus composed in the 5th-8th century. Promulgated by the likes of Revilo P. Oliver, who the article linked below is mainly about, but we discuss the "virtues" of the Toledeth Yeshu as well.
Bad Boys -- a positive finding for the doctrine of total depravity
Townsley, Jeramy
Professing Evangelical promulgator of the idea that homosexuality is OK. See here for comments on the question, "Was David gay?" by his reckoning (equivocal).
Skeptical specialist in the "argument by outrage" and "argument by bigoted anachronism." I've put all our stuff on him over on the new tektoonics.com site.
In this corner: John Calvin. In the other corner: Jacob Arminius. Who takes the battle? Neither one of 'em. See my summary here but don't even think of writing a response based on the summary alone. ;-)
Turner, Paige
Medical doctor/apostate who had the nerve to write a book of less than 60 pages and title it, How to Prove that Christianity is Not True. See Landing on the Wrong Paige.
Tvedtnes, John
Mormon apologist associated with FARMS. A bit of a stand-up comedian, I'm told -- though I don't think he realizes that written comedy is a different art form.
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