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The '''Fixed Point Foundation''' publicly defends [[Christianity]] by empowering Christians and challenging [[skepticism|skeptics]]. | The '''Fixed Point Foundation''' publicly defends [[Christianity]] by empowering Christians and challenging [[skepticism|skeptics]]. | ||
| − | Fixed Point Foundation tends to take a very diplomatic approach to dealing with the atheist/agnostic communities. For example, the atheist/misotheist [[Christopher Hitchens]] (who | + | Fixed Point Foundation tends to take a very diplomatic approach to dealing with the atheist/agnostic communities. For example, the atheist/misotheist [[Christopher Hitchens]] (who declared that "religion poisons everything") said of the Fixed Point Foundation, "Seeking vainly to be a still center in a turning world, Fixed Point nonetheless succeeds in upholding a very high standard of fairness and care in the presentation of the issues."<ref>Quote is taken from the main page of the Fixed Point Foundation website</ref> |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 00:49, November 9, 2014
The Fixed Point Foundation publicly defends Christianity by empowering Christians and challenging skeptics.
Fixed Point Foundation tends to take a very diplomatic approach to dealing with the atheist/agnostic communities. For example, the atheist/misotheist Christopher Hitchens (who declared that "religion poisons everything") said of the Fixed Point Foundation, "Seeking vainly to be a still center in a turning world, Fixed Point nonetheless succeeds in upholding a very high standard of fairness and care in the presentation of the issues."[1]
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- ↑ Quote is taken from the main page of the Fixed Point Foundation website
