Atheism VS Christianity
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Read a debate between an Atheist and a Christian as we answer each other's questions and accusations.
-Why we believe what we believe.
-How did things begin?
-Why would God allow evil to exist?
-The God of the Bible agrees with slavery.
-If God created everything, didn't He create evil?
-What happened to the babies during the flood of Noah?
And many, many more.
"Kudos to you Mckenzie! I'm so glad to find another Christian so dedicated to apologetics." ~DarkPHOTON
"Thanks a lot (both of you) for taking the time for this. I can learn a LOT from your debates." ~Buttertech
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