[EscAlaMike]

Originally Posted by thrillobyte

Me too. The problems with Christianity are SO numerous they have to be catalogued--it's not enough to just make a laundry list. There are sub-problems within the problems and sub-problems within sub-problems. An entire thread couldn't do justice to addressing the flaws, it would take an entire website and even then....!

I want to do another thread on the fatal flaws of Christianity (there are so many) but I'm not sure if I have the time or the energy to deal with it even in abbreviated form. Just a start would have to include the lack of historical evidence for Jesus and the apostles, theodicy, internal contradictions, external contradictions, scientific errors, suffering, unanswered prayer, failed prophecy, innumerable Christian sects, inconsistencies in doctrine, absent deity, impossible task of reaching the entire world, reconciling different theories of atonement, inaccuracies in translations and that's just for starts.

What do you make of all the people who have considered and resolved these problems to the point that they don't threaten the legitimacy of Christianity in the slightest from their point of view?

Sometimes it seems like you believe you're the first person to ever bring these issues up...