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the atheist site isn't relevant to Slick but to Carm, where it belongs also see talk for my revert
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Slick has written a book entitled "Right Answers for Wrong Beliefs," (excerpt) (http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/cms_content/178813632?page=472703&event=ESRCN) as well as created a 1,125 page notebook which contains much of the information from his website. He has also put the entire content of the CARM website onto a CD for purchase.
Slick has written a book entitled "Right Answers for Wrong Beliefs," (excerpt) (http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/cms_content/178813632?page=472703&event=ESRCN) as well as created a 1,125 page notebook which contains much of the information from his website. He has also put the entire content of the CARM website onto a CD for purchase.


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Critics of CARM and Slick are commonly those with worldviews other than conservative Protestant Christianity. Their most common complaints center around Slick's treatment of those who do not share his beliefs, his use of moderation and questionable tactics in debates, and the effectiveness of his methods in spreading the Gospel. Slick has had several long-standing disputes with these critics that have spilled off CARM's forums (http://new.carmforums.org/dc/dcboard.php), spawning several related websites; the two most significant have been created by Universalist Christians and atheists. His critics are by no means limited to fringe groups but rather any group that isn't deemed conservative Protestant in thier faith.

Supporters of Slick find CARM a viable and comfortable environment for discussing a wide variety of both Christian and secular topics, and praise Slick's willingness to discuss a wide assortment of issues with both Christians and secularists. Supporters also assert that CARM's track record speaks for itself, citing the fact that CARM is one of the more active Christian discussion communities on the Internet.
==External links==
==External links==


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*[http://www.mslick.com The Calvinist Corner] - Slick's website on [[Calvinism]].
*[http://www.mslick.com The Calvinist Corner] - Slick's website on [[Calvinism]].
*[http://www.paltalk.com Paltalk] - Slick's preferred [[online]] [[debate]] [[tool]].
*[http://www.paltalk.com Paltalk] - Slick's preferred [[online]] [[debate]] [[tool]].
*[http://aarm.mywowbb.com/ AARM] - A website originally set up as a parody of CARM, but which has grown into a censorship-free alternative discussion forum.
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Matt Slick, whose full name is Matthew J. Slick, is the creator and webmaster of the popular Christian website CARM (http://www.carm.org), or "Christian Apologetics and Research Ministry." Slick is a Christian apologist. He considers it his mission to "answer opposition to the Christian faith," which in his view includes all non-Christian worldviews and non-Protestant denominations of Christianity, including Catholicism and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Slick is married with children, and resides in Idaho. He has been studying cults for more than 24 years.

Slick has written a book entitled "Right Answers for Wrong Beliefs," (excerpt) (http://www.christianbook.com/Christian/Books/cms_content/178813632?page=472703&event=ESRCN) as well as created a 1,125 page notebook which contains much of the information from his website. He has also put the entire content of the CARM website onto a CD for purchase.