The side blurb on this blog mentions my anti-hero is Richard Dawkins (though I also share his desire to tell the truth as I understand it)
I should say that by anti-hero I do not have anything against Professor Dawkins personally but that his attacks on my Lord make him someone I least admire. You can hear the man himself on this link at the BBC
Listen out for his answer, if you can call it that, to the question "What's the point?". Compare his answer to that of the apostle Paul,
For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain
I think, in his supposed quest for truth, if he thinks 'there's no less of a point if he doesn't believe in God than if he did' I fear he's missed a trick there.
I should say that by anti-hero I do not have anything against Professor Dawkins personally but that his attacks on my Lord make him someone I least admire. You can hear the man himself on this link at the BBC
Listen out for his answer, if you can call it that, to the question "What's the point?". Compare his answer to that of the apostle Paul,
For to me, to live is Christ and to die is gain
I think, in his supposed quest for truth, if he thinks 'there's no less of a point if he doesn't believe in God than if he did' I fear he's missed a trick there.
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