Eric Hovind and Thunderf00t at the Reason Rally Part 3
Thunderf00t Part 2 review
In part 2 of my talk with thunder foot he continues to show that he has no basis for his worldview. Every time he used the word “assume” he was basically saying, “we do not know this”. How can you do science, how can you reason, how can you think, how can you build a civilization, when you have no basis for reason, science, or thoughts.
Debating Atheism Version 1.0
Twitter Debates
I got into a twitter conversation with an atheist named Alex a while back and found the conversation worth a read. Alex continues to try to push the conversation into the area of science and knowledge, yet had already admitted that he may be wrong about everything he thinks he knows. If you engage in a conversation with an atheist, and he or she admit doubt about everything they think they know, the debate is over because you have demonstrated that the atheist has no knowledge. It is puzzling to discover why atheists would want to debate knowledge after they have admitted that it is possible they don’t have any.
Eric Hovind and Thunderf00t at the Reason Rally Part 2
Thunderf00t Part 1 review
It took nearly 10 minutes but we finally got Thunderf00t to admit the truth of his position: “It is conceivable that the universe does not exist.” This is the foundational point at which the unbeliever’s worldview falls apart. The unbeliever knows that to claim certainty about anything would require knowledge from the one who knows everything. Because they are trying to avoid this, an unbeliever is forced to say, “It is conceivable that the universe does not exist.”
Eric Hovind and Thunderf00t at the Reason Rally Part 1
Reason Rally 2012
During the first ever Reason Rally in Washington D.C. more than 8,000 atheists from every denomination of humanism on the planet gathered to encourage each other by blaspheming the name of Jesus Christ. One of my very first interviews was with a YouTube personality named Thunderf00t. His youtube channel has more than 300 videos and a total of over 40,000,000 (40 million) views. Here is part one of the interview.
The Reason Rally 2012 from a Christian Perspective
What a fascinating day we had at the first-ever Reason Rally in Washington, D.C., where 8,000 to 10,000 atheists gathered to meet like-minded people to show themselves that they exist. As I walked up to the reason rally and saw all the faces of people that were celebrating the blaspheming of God’s name, I was filled with Godly sorrow. I beg God to grant these individuals repentance, so that they could see the truth. (2 Tim 2:25)
Praise Him in the Storm
“I will bless the LORD at all times: his praise shall continually be in my mouth.” (Psalm 34:1)
Belief in evolution boils down to a gut feeling
An article on MSNBC reported on the January 2012 issue of Journal of Research in Science Teaching, where new research suggests that the acceptance of evolution comes down to a gut feeling.


Eric Hovind and Thunderf00t at the Reason Rally Part 4
Part 4 of the interview with Thunderfoot.
He still doesn’t get it. It really is sad, but God says that he will not see the truth until he repents.