Allen Hunt's Blog
Where Real Life and Faith Come Together
Is Christianity Obsolete?
Is Christianity obsolete?
If you read Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, and Richard Dawkins (just to name a few), the answer is certainly "yes."
If you listen to the Allen Hunt Show, the answer is "not in the least, and it never will be obsolete."
I just finished reading an excellent book that challenges atheists and believers alike in helpful, provocative ways.
What's So Great about Christianity by Dinesh D'Souza. I highly recommend it.
Its attributes include:

  • Well-written and accessible to the non-philosopher and non-scientist

  • Carefully considered and crafted arguments

  • Deals with all the "hot" criticisms of the Christian faith like its relationship with reason and science, its alleged sins and atrocities, and its role in Western civilization

  • Brilliant treatment of philosophical underpinnings of various faiths as well as those of the anti-faith atheistic crowd represented by the authors above



D'Souza really makes a helpful contribution here for folks who are intimidated by the questions of non-believers and for those who are struggling to figure out whether faith makes sense. A great read.

What's Allen Up To?

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The Allen Hunt Show is about faith and life, plain and simple. According to a Gallup Poll in May of 2005, 85% of Americans consider their faith important or fairly important to their lives. Yet there is a gap on the talk radio airwaves that examines where faith and life come together. This show fills that gap like nothing currently on the radio. This is not one more political talk show, nor is it another faith-based counseling show because ultimately, life is not about what is right or left, but about what is right and wrong. The Allen Hunt Show takes on real life issues, with real life people, to see how faith can have a real impact. Join us on Saturdays from 9-11 PM and Sundays from 6-9 PM. Blessings!


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