Do mimsy atheists gyre and gimble in the wabe?

[Purple Rabbit]

[In response to fr0d0] In fact, when theology is done from the perspective of a believer, it is likely to have elements of bias in it; the perspective of the believer therefore is less likely to give unbiased results.

Less likely than what alternative? When theology is done from the perspective of a non-believer, it is likely to have elements of bias in it; ergo, the perspective of the non-believer is equally unlikely to give unbiased results. As I had said: "There is no such thing as an 'unbiased assessment'."

Less likely than a comparative methodological study such as religion studies (at least that's what it is called in my country) that does not assume a priori validity of religious dogma.