Mr. Charles Gillihan,

Many (not all) atheists that I know are not 'antinomianism' and
believe in an universal law and code of ethics such as the
'Affirmations of Humanism,' 'Humanist Manifesto' and other documents.

Your letter is wrong is what I am saying--utterly wrong. Thanks for
generating a debate on this topic.  That is what we need to do.   More
people need to think about these issues and letters like your letter
get people debating and thinking.  We are composing various rebuttals
to usurp the very foundation of your argument.  We hope that you will
respond in turn.

Rejoin us on the MFA google.com site.  We miss your dramatic and
emotional responses that add spice to our MFA chat room.I will also
post this email on the website along with your letter to the Memphis
Flyer, which will hopefully entice a response.

By the way, it is unlikely that this response or other responses to
your arguments will change your mind.  However, we hope that people
will eventually understand the arguments of all sides (our side, your
side, and other sides).

Take care,
Jason

PS--In the secular realm "antinomianism" means against a universal
law; or in Christian doctrine, the belief that Christians are not
bound by established moral laws, but should rely on faith and divine
grace for salvation.

(I also emailed this to Charles)

source:  http://www.memphisflyer.com/memphis/Content?oid=oid%3A50431

Title: Is the Flyer Biased?

Is there any particular reason you rarely hear the Memphis Flyer
criticize the Democratic party? It is always a critique of the
Republican Party. It is well known that CNN and the three main MSM
outlets (ABC, NBC, CBS) are always in favor of the Democratic Party.

I also find it interesting that Democrat is a word associated with
liberal and socialist. This is the result of Darwinism and humanism at
base. It may be that the Republicans at one time represented Christian
moral imperatives that are annoying to the Hollywood "elites" and
liberal antinomians.

Charles Gillihan

Bartlett

Editor's note: Liberal antinomians? That's funny — in an annoyingly
Darwinistic way.


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