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The doctrine of hell fire is one of the most pernicious ideas taught by Christianity, and several Christians who are doubting their faith are currently held back by their fear of eternal torture in hell fire. In this episode, I lay out a brief history of how my idea on hell changed and some points on why I think hell fire, as conceived by many believers today, is a fanciful figment of mediaeval, unscientific imagination and no one needs to be afraid of such an illogical and immoral idea. 

It's the Saturday after Good Friday! Still in the middle of the Easter festivities, I share some of my random thoughts about the idea of the atonement, God's Providence, human sacrifice, inaccuracies about the resurrection, and the sin nature.

There has been a lot of pushback against LGBT+ people in Africa, and it recently peaked in Ghanaian social and traditional media. In this episode, I aim to address some anti-LGBT rhetoric, including claims that (i) homosexuality is unnatural (ii) homosexuality is un-African and (iii) God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah because of homosexuality. #LGBT #Homosexuality #Sexuality #Lesbian #Gay

I recorded this short episode on the 8th of February 2021 sharing—in a rather impromptu fashion—why, contrary to what many religious people and even some atheists think, atheists ought not keep quiet about their lack of belief in religion. Link to the post: https://scepticaljaydon.blogspot.com/2019/10/why-atheists-should-not-keep-quiet.html

This is my maiden release on the Sceptical Jaydon podcast. This argument responds to a specific point raised by [some] Christians—that God can do whatever he wants and still be perfectly loving by nature. Basically, the argument tells the theist who makes this claim that they can't have their metaphysical cake and eat it too! Let me know what you think in the comments or via my Twitter page @Jaydon225.