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[[File:The Thinker, Rodin.jpg|thumbnail|right|100px|The Thinker, 1902.]]
[[File:The Thinker, Rodin.jpg|thumbnail|right|150px|The Thinker, 1902.]]
Tony Wichowsk of the [[Christian apologetics|Christian Apologetics]] Alliance wrote:
Tony Wichowsk of the [[Christian apologetics|Christian Apologetics]] Alliance wrote:
{{cquote|,,,I have encountered numerous [[Atheism|atheists]] and other critics of Christianity who by all accounts have stopped thinking critically themselves. The common perception among them is that by being critical of religion (particularly Christianity in the west), they are exercising [[critical thinking]]. However, critical thinking implies not only questioning authority and commonly held views, but your own views as well.
{{cquote|,,,I have encountered numerous [[Atheism|atheists]] and other critics of Christianity who by all accounts have stopped thinking critically themselves. The common perception among them is that by being critical of religion (particularly Christianity in the west), they are exercising [[critical thinking]]. However, critical thinking implies not only questioning authority and commonly held views, but your own views as well.