Andre Kole

[UnrepentantSinner]

Are any of you familiar with Andre Kole (http://www.andrekole.org/index.html)? He's a Christian Illusionist pointed out to me by a friend of mine on Christianforums. He's also a bit of a debunker, but I'm not sure he'd pass my 29 of 30 test because he has a book on ID for sale on his resources page.

I'm thinking about opening up a dialogue with him to try and bring more Christians into organized Skepticism.

[firecoins]

coverting Christians into skeptics? Think you could run into some problems with that if it seen as conflicting with Chrisitan beliefs. Alot of people here seem to be Aethist/agnostic. Sketicism could be see as anti-Christ and it is in certain ways since skepicism can conflict with the bible.

[Bob Klase]

coverting Christians into skeptics? Think you could run into some problems with that if it seen as conflicting with Chrisitan beliefs.

There's a lot of Christians that are skeptical about everything except their own religion.

[UnrepentantSinner]

coverting Christians into skeptics? Think you could run into some problems with that if it seen as conflicting with Chrisitan beliefs. Alot of people here seem to be Aethist/agnostic. Sketicism could be see as anti-Christ and it is in certain ways since skepicism can conflict with the bible.

See, this is precisely the attitude that will drive Christians away from organized Skepticism, and precisely why I want to try and make our outreach efforts more Christian friendly. First off, why the false dichotomy? Why can't a Christian be a Skeptic? Second who cares of most JREFers are atheist/agnostic, we're still a very small minority in the overall population. Finally, I think you're falling for the false dichotomy presented, ironically, by both fundamentalists and atheists, which is all the Bible is literally true or none of it is true at all.