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It is inappropriate to equate the modern understanding of slavery with the indentured servitude of biblical times. There are other points that I find quite wanting in this video, but I'll leave it at that for now...

Ignorant comedian looking for a cheap laugh...

@mutantguitarist123 - I understand the objections presented, and they all fail. Some are actually rediculously absurd and I am astonished that people present them as refutations of the KCA.

Michael - I find it odd that you begin your direct response to mig by critiquing his "preface" of DasAmericanAtheist right after an almost 2 min "preface" of your own that doesn't simply say "I disagree." Furthermore, it was a rather vacuous critique. I find it rather disconcerting when one tri...

@MrTruthAddict - My comment was primarily directed at the first part of Hitchens response. However, you display a lack of understanding of Christian theology if you say that Mr. Fritzl only has to "believe." Yet, what point would you draw the line and say one is beyond forgiveness? It appears to...

@brandopt - The mere fact that you need a book on these archaic or semi-archaic words to substantiate them not being archaic is telling. The need of such is an obvious sign that the words are no longer common vernacular.

Your rebuttal regarding the "stumbling block" issue is weak. One, Billy Crone was referencing how the language of the KJV can be a stumbling block. Referring to the past result of the KJV has no bearing on the question of the effectiveness of the language today. Your "proof" is what is know as a...

@MavsBoyJ5 - 1.) Because Jesus, as God, chose to humble Himself and enter into the world as a man. I have no clue why God could not make this choice. Making it look absurd seems rather foolish.

2.) Solomon had so many wives/concubines because he disobey and accumulated them. Can not the Scri...

@dzemalcecunjanin - By your definition, I'm a Muslim that worships Jesus as God! =P

@ElJibaroBravo - I look it as an opportunity to rebuke him publically, by providing a platform for which to refute his claims.

@helookslikefamousppl - I agree that the arabic word "Allah" means "God." However, two things referred to with the same name do not mean they are the same entity. In the same way that there are multiple Johns in the world. Even the English word "God" is used of various deities. Does this mean...