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[ Author Bio ]
The Skeptical Review (Magazine) [ Index ]
Edited by Farrell Till, The Skeptical Review is a periodical devoted to discussing the alleged inerrancy of the Bible. NOTE: The Skeptical Review is one of the very first items published on the Secular Web, and the Internet Infidels are very grateful to Farrell Till for giving us the opportunity to publish his magazine.
The Twilight Zone (Columnn) [ Index ]
"Journeys to the Twilight Zone" was the name of a regular column authored by Farrell Till for The Secular Humanist Bulletin from 1995?-1997. Given that some articles refer to the previous article, articles are listed in chronological order.
Geisler-Till Debate: Did Jesus of Nazareth Bodily Rise from the Dead? (1994) [ Index ]
A transcript of the debate between Norman Geisler and Farrell Till on the historicity of the resurrection of Jesus.
The Horner-Till Debate: Did Jesus Rise Bodily From the Dead? (1995) [ Index ]
A transcript of the debate between Michael Horner and Farrell Till on the question "Did Jesus Rise Bodily From the Dead?"
The Wilson-Till Debate: Are Non-Christian Standards of Ethics and Reason Justified? (1995) [ Index ]
A written debate between Douglas Wilson and Farrell Till. The topic was "justifying non-Christian standards of ethics and reason."
The Christian Nation Myth (1999)
Our founding fathers established a religiously neutral nation, and a tragedy of our time is that so many people are striving to undo all that was accomplished by the wisdom of the founding fathers who framed for us a constitution that would protect the religious freedom of everyone regardless of personal creed. An even greater tragedy is that they many times hoodwink the public into believing that they are only trying to make our nation what the founding fathers would want it to be. Separation of church and state is what the founding fathers wanted for the nation, and we must never allow anyone to distort history to make it appear otherwise.
Prophecies: Imaginary and Unfulfilled (1991)
If bibliolaters would just once in their lives put aside all of their pet theories and take an objective look at the Bible, they would begin to see that the men who wrote the Old Testament were just ordinary religious zealots who thought that they and their people had been specifically chosen of God. The fanaticism with which they believed this led them to proclaim absurdly ethnocentric prophecies that history has proven wrong, much to the embarrassment of Bible fundamentalists who desperately want to believe that the Bible is the verbally inspired, inerrant word of God. They have no substantive proof on their side. All the proof declares very definitively to anyone who really wants to know the truth that the Bible is a veritable maze of nonsense and contradictions.
The Turkey Challenge (n.d.) (Off Site)
Till responds to Christian apologist Robert Turkel's "Chicken Challenge" with a challenge of his own.
The Uniqueness of the Bible (1997)
In ETDAV, McDowell begins his defense of the Bible with the claim that it is unique. He parades before us an array of "scholars" to testify to various features of the Bible that qualify it to be considered "different from all others" [books], as if anyone would seriously try to deny that the Bible is unique, i.e., different from all others. At the very beginning of my analysis of this chapter of ETDAV, I will concede that the Bible is undeniably unique. Certainly, there is no other book like it, but this fact, as we will see, becomes more of an embarrassment to the Bible than proof of its divine origin.
Reply to Robert Turkel (1998) [ Index ]
Till's response to Turkel regarding Till's contribution to The Jury Is In.
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