Bill Maher – Blashphemer of the Stars

Bill Maher assumes a lack of intelligence if you believe in an invisible, supernatural world.

Much like Dr. Gene Scott’s professors when he attended Stanford University.

Dr. Scott turned the tables and proved that Jesus could not be good and wise if he was not also divine.

Jesus made claims no mortal man could make unless he was who he said he was.

Dr. Scott forced his professors to rethink their positions on Jesus as simply a good and wise teacher.

Bill Maher has made it clear that anybody who believes in the supernatural is necessarily a mental midget.  Somehow, he seems to be saying, it’s OK to believe in God as long as it’s not an “invisible” one that does “magic things” and lives in the sky.   He’s not alone in his thinking but he couldn’t be farther from the truth.

As proof that Christianity is not a religion for fools I submit this Sunday sermon given 121/2 years ago by Dr Gene Scott (1929-2005) to his congregation in Los Angeles, California.  The subject: The Resurrection of Jesus Christ.  As you will see, Dr. Scott was no dummy.  He was a scholar and a pastor to pastors.  One of his favorite lines was “You don’t have to cut off the top of your head to be a Christian”.   Listen to this sermon. as it will be unlike any you’ve likely ever heard.  It will soon be clear who the dummy really is.

Dr. Scott ends this sermon with one of his famous “dangles”.  If the listener wanted to hear more, he had to return the following session.  Fear not, as there are hundreds more hours of teaching and sermons recently made available by one of his devoted students.  Spend a few hundred hours as I and many others have done, studying with this remarkable man.  Even if you do not become a Christian, you will know that you do not have to be a moron to believe in the Bible!

Had Bill Maher interviewed somebody of the caliber of Dr. Gene Scott for his recent blasphementary he, likely, would have halted production at the very least.

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Christianity begins with a miracle. The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is the starting point. How are we to believe such a thing is possible?

Some people, the lucky ones, need no proof. They know it when they hear it, they recognize the truth in their hearts, the matter is settled.

Others are more skeptical. They need evidence before they’ll commit. Evidence that most of us have never heard.

Then, there are the Bill Mahers of the world. No amount of evidence would ever be enough for them. They have their fingers in their ears and they’re singing “la la la la, I can’t hear you, la la la la…”

The best argument in favor of the Resurrection was researched by a Ph.D. candidate, the son of a pastor, who was pressured by his faculty to abandon his belief in a supernatural God. He briefly questioned his faith as he had never done before. Then he set off to research as much information surrounding the known history of Jesus Christ in order to settle it (in his own mind) once and for all. Ultimately, he did, and became the greatest religious teacher and pastor we will ever see in our lifetimes. Unfortunately he died in 2005.

Read the words of Dr. Gene Scott and maybe some of you skeptics might, some day, become believers!

http://www.resurrectionism.com/