The Skeptical Review 1995 (Volume Six, Number One) http://freethought.tamu.edu/mag/sr/1995

The Skeptical Review 1995 (Volume Six, Number One)
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The Sound of Silence
    _The Skeptical Review_ has an editorial policy that grants
    equal space to inerrancy believers who want to respond to our
    articles-- so why are more and more fundamentalists running
    away from the opportunity to present their case?

Mitchell Rides Again
    After arbitrarily declaring victory and dropping out of the
    debate on the Amalekite massacre, Lindell Mitchell is back, and
    he's whinier than ever.

Those Amazing Biblical Numbers: Taking Stock of the Armies of
Ancient Israel
    An examination of biblical records relating to the size of
    ancient armies poses still more problems for the inerrantists.

What About Casualty Numbers?
    Another article in the same vein as the above one, this time
    focussing on the number of casualties instead of the number of
    soldiers.

God Can't Be Tempted?
    Can God be tempted?  Depends on which verse of the Bible you happen
    to be reading at the time.

Religion and How I Lost It
    The story of one man's journey from religion to reason.

God is Omniscient?
    Is God a know-it-all?  If so, then he must know the reason why
    the Bible doesn't give a coherent answer to that question.

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The Skeptical Review 1995 (Volume Six, Number Two)
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The Wisdom of the World
    Fundamentalists scoff at "the wisdom of the world", but the
    wisdom of the world has a far better track record than the
    "wisdom" of the Bible.

More Trouble for the Perfect-Harmony Theory
    This article cites several examples of biblical contradictions
    to show that the "perfect unity" of the Bible is anything but
    perfect.

Let Us Pray
    Prayer is a practice than cannot survive the harsh spotlight of
    logic.  This article shows why.

The I'm-Not-Certain-I-Exist Debate
    Jerry Moffitt, for reasons known only to him, wants Farrell Till
    to debate on the issue, "I (Farrell Till) may not exist."  Till
    may or may not exist, but it's pretty clear that Jerry Moffitt
    isn't all there.

Yes, View the Tapes!  View the Tapes!
    Farrell Till and Jerry Moffitt seem to agree on one point:
    People should view the tapes of the Moffitt-Till debate.

What Was a "Mamzer"?
    A closer look at the use of the word _mamzer_ in Deuteronomy
    23:2 reveals more problems for biblical inerrantists.

Still Chewing: Chasing Rabbits With Dr. Geisler
    Jeffrey A. Justice responds to Dr. Geisler's attempt to explain
    away the biological error in Leviticus 11:5-6, in which it is
    said that rabbits chew their cud.

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The Skeptical Review 1995 (Volume Six, Number Three)
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What About Their Missing Links?

Answers to a Claim of Errancy of the Scriptures

All Prophets Were False!

Creationists Bugging You?

Evaluating Historical Claims

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The Skeptical Review 1995 (Volume Six, Number Four)
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The Historicity of Jesus

The Fivefold Challenge

The "Testimony" of Mara Bar-Serapion

The 430-Year Sojourn

God's" Opinion of Woman

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