There are no inherent contradictions in the idea of there being no higher power. It's merely a case of drawing a conclusion from not entirely complete premises. But then again, assuming that the sun will rise tomorrow morning falls to the same fate. Which is why I'm comfortable in my position.
When did christians do anything for music anways. NEVER
When did christians do anything for music anways. NEVER
When did christians do anything for music anways. NEVER
Not to mention the fact that most of western music came out of the church originally. So yeah, death metal in its current form wouldn't be around if some Gregorian monks hadn't started chanting polyphonic melodies in the 16th century.
I'd say you guys are already an embarassment to yourselves.
What's a book that deals with these issues(other than of course the bible)? I would extremely interested in reading it since I'm a point in my life where I've been thinking a lot about faith, the creation of the world around me, and what happens when I leave.
Well there are loads of books discussing these issues from various viewpoints. From the atheist agenda one of the more entertaining and lucid books I've read is David Mills' Atheist Universe.