Christians and the understandable (but childish and dangerous) impulse to change the rules of scientific and historical inquiry in one’s own favor.
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“Roman Candle” is a fast-paced classroom game of courage and skill, calling for quick wits and wide knowledge.
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A game: count the egregious falsehoods and fallacies in this YouTube video about Hebrew language and physics.
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