by Chris Alexion, Copyright January 23, 2006, all rights reserved. 813 views
"That is the idea–that we should all be wicked if we did not hold to the Christian religion."
- Bertrand Russell
Russell is missing the point here. The Christian argument, as least a consistently presupppositional one, doesn't assert that everyone would be wicked without Christianity, but that without Christianity, no one can philosophically justify the moral values he upholds.
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