Many skeptics think that Christianity is for people who do not want to think. Christians are often characterized as people who believe whatever they are told by the church. Faith is thought of as something that one believes blindly - with no supporting evidence. However, this viewpoint does not represent biblical Christianity. In contrast, to what many skeptics believe, the Bible challenges its readers to test it and come to a reasonable conclusion. There are those Christians who believe blindly, and certain cults1 (such as Mormonism) teach that truth can be known through prayer. These ideas are heretical to biblical Christianity and often lead to deception, making such individuals susceptible to conversion by the cults.
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/reason.html
I think that today, people are less likely to believe the "truth" presented in the Bible says than 60 years ago. I'm not calling the Bible BS here. I'm just saying that nowadays, people are more likely to think and find out the truth by themselves, rather than looking for answers in a 2000 years old book written by the church.
Does that make any sense?
http://www.godandscience.org/apologetics/reason.html
I think that today, people are less likely to believe the "truth" presented in the Bible says than 60 years ago. I'm not calling the Bible BS here. I'm just saying that nowadays, people are more likely to think and find out the truth by themselves, rather than looking for answers in a 2000 years old book written by the church.
Does that make any sense?